What is main difference between Testing Techiques and
Testing Methodology.
I need exact answer of it.
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Answer / rafi
Testing methodology is nothing but the method your using in
your company for eg: waterfall method or V model or spiral
model etc
testing techniques is like black box, white box etc
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Answer / kishore kanna
Test Methodology : Its is the of developement work
flow,E.g.,In my company am following the test methodology as
1.Requirement and ananlysis 2.Design 3.Coding 4.Testing
5.Bug Reporting 6.Bug Fixing 7.Tested and Closed 8.signing off.
Testing Techiques : Testing Techiques are not but Test case
Design Techniques i.e.,Equivalence class Partioning,Boundary
value analysis,Error Guessing in Blackbox testing.Loop
Testing ,statement testing ,branch testing,condition testing
in white box.
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Answer / brij
Testing Technique and Testing Methodology are same.
1)T Techq(or)Methodology ---blackbox,whitebox & graybox
2)Test Design Techniques ---Boundary value analysis,Eqivalence class partition.
3)S/W Development Process Models--Waterfall,spiral etc
4)Types of Testing --- static, dynamic, alpha, regression etc.
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Answer / keran
Test Methodology : Its is the of developement work
flow,E.g.,In my company am following the test methodology
as
1.Requirement and ananlysis 2.Design 3.Coding 4.Testing
5.Bug Reporting 6.Bug Fixing 7.Tested and Closed 8.signing
off.
Testing Techiques : Testing Techiques are not but Test case
Design Techniques i.e.,Equivalence class Partioning,Boundary
value analysis,Error Guessing in Blackbox testing.Loop
Testing ,statement testing ,branch testing,condition testing
in white box.
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Answer / kishore kumar
Test Methodology is nthing Life cycle of procee followed in
the company.
Testing Techniques is the in which we are going to test an
aplication it is one of the part in Test methodology
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Answer / sumit
Testing Types:- Static Testing and Dynamic Testing
Testing Methods:- Black Box Testing and White Box Testing
Test Case Design Method for Black Box Testing :-Equivalence
Class Partitioning,Boundry Value Analysis,Error guessing
Test Case Design Method for White Box Testing :- Statement
coverage,Decision Coverage,condition coverage,Multiple
condition Coverage,Path Coverage
Testing Technique:- Automation Testing and Manual Testing
Software testing techniques address to various testing
requirements like testing the functionality of software
performance testing of the software load testing and user
friendliness of the software.
Thanks
Sumit
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Answer / amareshwara
this one is correct..
T techniques....Black box and white box
T methodologies....Manual and automation
T types....static and dynamic(do not go in depth initially)
No comments..
Amareshwara
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Answer / sowmya
The testing techniques are
white box testing and black box testing
testing methodologies are
Static testing and dynamic testing
Testing methodology is prepared by the program manager.when
to start developing and what is the budget and all are
prepared
where testing techniques are used for testing the
applications
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