what can't be automated on the projects?
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Answer / jim
Automation testing cant be applied on:
1. Functional testing coz every project tested 1st time
need manual testers.
2. Exploratory testing
Automation testing is basically used for regression,
performance testing
regression testing: Testing of a previously tested program
following modification to ensure
that defects have not been introduced or uncovered in
unchanged areas of the software, as a
result of the changes made. It is performed when the
software or its environment is
changed.
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Answer / rajendra
Freuently changing features cannot be automated.
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Answer / sreejith
he ment frequently changed applications. bcs automation is
useful for regression testing. ie, to check whether the
fixing of the already posted bugs are affected in any other
stable areas.
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