what is meant by negative testing..give me one example?
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Answer / suvarna
Negative testing means entering invalid data and verifying
for any error message is displayed or not.
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Testing the system by negative data is called negative testing.
EXAMPLE:
Testing the password where it should be minimum 8 character.
so testing it with 6 character is called negative testing.
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Answer / sonia
Testing the system with using negative data is negative testing
eg : Testing the password where it should be minimum of 6 characters test it with 5 characters is negative testing
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Answer / guest
It is intended to do test fail- unacceptable data.
System doesn't do what it is not supposed to do.
For ex. login screen userid input box
It is supposed to take 8 alphanumeric characters
If you enter 9 characters, it doesn't accept.
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Answer / guest
where we want to put abnormal conditions on the aplication.
ex:invlid form selection
input values out of range
invalid test data selection
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Answer / udaybhaskar
negative testing means without getting any errors and if get
the mismatches we will test each and every functionality
for example:
checking of username and pwd in the login window
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Answer / vinod
Negative testing is nothing but testing the application
against the requirement.
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