what is meant by manual testing?
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Answer / shibudang
That part of software testing that requires operator input,
analysis, or evaluation. Manual testing requires a tester
to perform manual test operations on the test software
without the help of Test automation. In other words manual
testing is the one in which a person has do it himself /
personally check whether everything is right or not with
certain inputs to machine .
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Answer / phani nath.ch
It is a process in which all the phases of s/w testing life
cycle like test plannig,test development,test
execution,result analysis,bug tracking&reporting are
accomplished successfully with human effects
among all the ans this will be the best bcos in
interview if u say this ans interviwer would that about u
for giving job,bos in this defenition all the testing
process is covered
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Answer / sunil kumar sahoo
Testing Done manually ie without the help of any automation
tools like Loadrunner,Winrunner,QTP ,Testdirector etc.
it is necessary to test any application at least ones manually
here what happened basically that a person will give the
Input,the execute the process or give the command and then
decided weather it is giving the right output or not.
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Answer / indhu
By doing manual testing one will come to know the defects
and faults in the application.so that the development team
will be able to fix the bugs and the a good product can be
delivered to the customer
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Answer / yogessh d kale
manual testing allow the tester to plsy the end user role,so
that at the objective of the end user can be achived and
finding out the defects and faults so that the development
team came to know the bugs and error to improve the s/w
quality...
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Answer / sriharshi
Manual testing is the process of manually testing software for defects. It requires a tester to play the role of an end user, and use most of all features of the application to ensure correct behavior.
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