What is the difference between functional testing and
behavioral testing?
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Answer / harjeet
In the simple language Behavioral testing is the functional
testing. In functional testing we test the functionality of
the system means Functional testing considers the external
behaviour of the software.
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Answer / paresh
Functional Testing = Behavioral Testing...Both r same only
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Answer / shazad
Behavioral testing can be different from functional testing in a sense that the behavioral results of a test might be logically producing correct results in its context but these results may not be the requirement of the function as a whole
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Answer / shyam
no i dont think its the same....
im stuck on these two terms from today morning.....
they r not same anyway, in test objective metrics i got,
they hav mentioned abt both of them seperately...
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