what are the type of test strategy
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Answer / ravi
Test strategy are of three types:
1. Company Level
2. Project level
3. Product level
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Answer / rajesh.pothina
According to me they are no types in test strategy.....
The test strategy is a company level document which does
not change from project to project but according to project
only small modifications will be made...
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Answer / tarun
According to me it is Test to Pass and Test to Fail strategy
take ex ;- of Newly buyed Car If you test it with kid
gloves ie simple and straight forward test cases it means
you need your s/w to minimally work and you did test to
Pass
But actual tester are those who break the code and find out
bugs ie design and run test cases for the purpose of
breaking code is test to fail.
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