What is Error Feeding?
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Answer / a.s.gehlot
Well i think there is some mistake in question, it should
be error seeding,
Error seeding is the process of inserting bugs in the build
intentionally to measure the effectiveness of created test
cases and ability of testing team.
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error feeding is the process of inserting bugs in a program
or software intentionally by developer to make sure the
test covered by tester is 100% and to test the tester
ability in finding bugs.
(correct me if am wrong)
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Answer / mfsi_priyankaa
Error feeding is like a negative testing where we can check
with invalid input dates and see whether the proper error
message is displayed.
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