Difference between Verification and validation.

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When you have logged a Defect for X, Y, Z issue. i)If X, Y issues are fixed and Z issue is not fixed. What will you do? ii)If X, Y, Z issues are fixed and a new issues T is created. What will you do?

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What is the difference between BUILD,RELEASE & VERSION ?

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A) Please give example for below statements. 1.Statement Coverage: Every statement in a program execute atleat once. 2. Decision Coverage: Every point of Entry and Exit in a program invokes atleast once. Each decision in a program has taken all possible outcome atleast once. 3. Condition Coverage: Each condition is a decision in a program has taken all possible outcome atleast once. 4. Modified Condition Decision Coverage: Each Condition has shown to affect that decision independently by varying that decision while keeping fixed all other possible condion. B) If the condition is (A&&B||C) then minimum 4 test case required to cover all the paths. Which are those 4 test cases. C) If the condition is (A||B&&C) then minimum 4 test case required to cover all the paths. Which are those 4 test cases.

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Explain what it means by test harness?

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What is performance testing?

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I. Customer focus II. Radical process improvement III. Incremental process improvement IV. Quality control specialists are key V. Assumption of unsound processes VI. Human side of quality VII. Measurement and analysis In the statements above, what are the key elements in the TQM philosophy? 1. I, III, VI, and VII 2. I, II, VI, and VII 3. I, II, IV, and VI 4. III, IV, V, and VII 5. I, III, V, and VI

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What are the phases of a formal review?

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What is non-intrusive testing?

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What is called the process starting with the terminal modules?

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What is the main goal of defect prevention meeting?

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What is usability?

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