hi friends , h r u all off uu ,,what is -ve , +ve test
cases,what is differnce between both pls tell thanks advanceeeee
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Answer / sunithadeviyagnamurthy
Hai this is sunithayagnamurthy
+ve testing means to test the functionality testing.the
functionality is working or not as per the customer requirement
For ex: we will take yahoomail: first we login with valid
user name & password It should login into and click to the
in box .it should display all the newmessges & old messges
This is the functionality testing
-ve testing means it test cosmotic bugs alertmessges and etc.
for ex: enter valid userid & inavalid password.
it should display the alert message.this is the
newgitive testing
If any mistake is thr plaz excuse
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Answer / rajesh kumar
We can test the application for Negative testing by
giving the invalid inputs...
for example in order to testing pin for ATM it only accepts
4 lettered PIN...try giving 3 lettered or 5-lettered....
all zeroes and so on........the process of doing this is
called negative testing
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Answer / prasath
-ve cases means giving manual interuption
Eg. If Perform Backup process from USB to HDD during the process Remove the
USB.
+ve cases means should check the basic or expected A+B should produce C
make sure A+B is not produced D.
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Positive test case and negative test case
For example the user tests the login screen using valid
user name and valid password .it is called positive test
case
The user tests the login screen using invalid user name and
invalid password .it is called negative test case
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Answer / seshu
actualResult and expected result both are same that is
called +ve testcase.
actualResult and expected result both are different that is
called -ve testcase.
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Answer / sunny
it is quite logical...
if you writing a testcase which ensure that it will pass
all the time then it is +ve testing and testcases will be
called +ve testcase,these test are very simple
if you writing a testcase trying to break/fail the appln
then it is -ve testing and testcases will be called -ve
testcase
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Answer / ole
In +ve tesing: we r checking the application or fields with
valid inputs.
EX: Text box should accept 4 to 6 letters.
so inputs :BVA. 6 conditions 1)min=pass
2)max=pass
3)min-1=fail
4)max=1=fail
5)max-1=pass
6)min+1=pass
In -ve testing:
here tester try to break or crash the system. by using inputs
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Answer / jyothi
Hi...
Positive testing means, testing the components of an application with valid data.
Ex: If u want to test the amount field in banking sector, then u go by entering with valid data like 100, 200, 1000 then it should accept..
Negative testing means testing the components of an application with invalid data....
Ex: same as above -100, +100,20-0, 1_00, 1,000, 01000...
it should not accept these values...we have to test in all possible ways...
always first we go through +ve testing bcz our application first should works with valid data after we go with invalid data. If application will not works for valid data then what is the use testing with invalid data then we call this is a critical bug...
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