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What is negative testing.
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Answer / guest
Testing aimed at showing software does not work. Also known
as "test to fail". The test cases should adequately address
all the negative test cases.
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Answer / anant
To ensure that system in not doing what it is not intended
to do.
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Answer / deya
Testing focused on showing that the systems is doing what
IT’S NOT suppose to do... This testing is the other face of
validate that the system performs what it’s doing what it’s
suppose to do…
The goal- Break the application.
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Answer / santoshnathan
Testing with invalid values is called negative testing
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Answer / manish kumar singh
Testing with invalid values is called negative testing
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Answer / nandhita
unexpected and invalid condition is called negative testing
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Answer / ram
Testing the application/product by giving invalid input is called negative testing.
We always do negative testing while doing Add-hoc testing, because, here we are testing the app / product randomly.
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