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EXPLORATORY testing means?
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Answer / madhu.p
exploratory testing means tester has not know any srs,frs documents.in this testing tester has previous knowledge of the same domain are learning the institution and at that same time testing is called explorating testing
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Answer / mark waite
Cem Kaner coined the term "exploratory testing" many years
ago based on a type of testing used in Silicon Valley
software companies at the time he was working in the valley.
In 2006, at the Workshop on Heuristic and Exploratory
Testing, that working group arrived at the following
definition (as noted on Kaner's blog -
http://www.satisfice.com/kaner/?p=42):
"Exploratory software testing is a style of software testing
that emphasizes the personal freedom and responsibility of
the individual tester to continually optimize the value of
her work by treating test-related learning, test design,
test execution, and test result interpretation as mutually
supportive activities that run in parallel throughout the
project."
Michael Bolton, James Bach, and others have provided their
own descriptions of that definition, and none of those
opinion leaders have ever mentioned absence of
documentation, or absence of specification as critical to
exploratory testing.
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Answer / madhubabau
HE DIDN'T KNOW THE SRS AND FRS.HE WILL LEARN THE MATTER AND HE WILL LEARN THE PREVIOUS APPLICATIONS AND DO THE TESTING CALLED EXPLORATING TESTING
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Answer / bitragunta
it is same as adhoc testing that means intially the test engineer does not have knowledge on the application,while explorate they can perform testing on the application....please correct me to my answer
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Answer / swathika
Learning the application and testing the application in the
absence of the requirements / reference document is said to
be Exploratory testing.It can also be known as adhoc testing.
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Answer / mfsi_priyankaa
As its name implies,exploratory testing is about
exploring,finding out about the software,what it does,what
it does not do,what works and what does not work.It is a
hands-on approach in which testers are involved in minimum
planning and maximum test execution.This is an approach that
is most useful when there are no or poor specifications and
when time is severely limited.
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Answer / t narasimhulu
Exploratory testing should be done when there are no poor
specifications with less planning and minimum documentation.
To identify defects by experience based technique with
skilled person having good domain knowledge,Testing skills
and knowledge in database.
To explore the application and find new defects which are
missed during system testing phase.
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Answer / sm
Exploratory testing is the kind way testing we are
conducting without having any needful documentation of
application.Here we can do testing based on the previous
related documents or based on the past exp or taking help
from the senior testers.
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Answer / ramya
It can also be known as adhoc testing.
Due To lack of test data test engineers are conducting
testing on application build based on their experience
discussions with other and get requirements from the client.
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