What is mean by testing Methodology?
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Answer / sunil reddy
testing methodolgy determines whether testing follows
standards are not?
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Answer / ed
Testing Methodologies is the way the Testing is going to be conducted.
There is a number of testing methodologies such as:
Agile, RUP, Iterative, Spiral, Waterfall and V&V
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Answer / bgreddy
testing methodology determine how to testing to be conduct
starting to ending and whether testing follows standards
are not, and it verify functionality.
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Answer / ch.s.m.prasad
Way of developing the process is called testing methodology
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test methodology:
1)acquire & study the test strategy:
what is the relation ship of importance of test factors
what damage can be done to the businesss if the
software fails to perform correctly.
what damage can be done to the business if the
software is not completed on time.
which of the highest level risks r most significant
who r the individuals and most knowledgeble in
understanding the impact of identified business risks.
2)determine the type of development project
3)determine the type of softawre system.
4)identify the tacticaL AND BUSINESS RISK
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Answer / ramkrishna
Testing means:Testing is a process. Which it is identified
the defects, isolated subjected from rectification and
ensure the data from when product or project is defect
free. Hence if u will produce quality product to customer
satisfaction.
Testing methodology means while appilication work asper
client standars or not is knowing the testing methodolag's
testing methodolog's are three types
1) Block box testing.
2) White box testing.
3) Gray box testing.
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Answer / m.sravan kumar
Testing is process of executing the program with intend of
finding errors
or
Testing is a critical element of software quality assurance
and represent the ultimate rivew of specification,design and
code generation.
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Answer / rizwana
Testing Methodology is how to develop the test cases-(i.e)
by using White Box Method or Black Box Metod is defined
under Testing Methodology.
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Test methodology means which technique are uesed for
validate the application
there r 3 types of methodlogies
1.Black box
2.White box
3.Gray box
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