Answer / sushma

Session cookies - these are temporary and are erased when
you close your browser at the end of your surfing session.
The next time you visit that particular site it will not
recognise you and will treat you as a completely new visitor
as there is nothing in your browser to let the site know
that you have visited before (more on session cookies).

Persistent cookies - these remain on your hard drive until
you erase them or they expire. How long a cookie remains on
your browser depends on how long the visited website has
programmed the cookie to last (more on persistent cookies).

what is be bugging ?

8 Answers   Accenture,

---

what is agile testing when to perform this? have you performed agile testing anytime?please let me know more about this

2 Answers  

---

How can it be known when to stop testing?

3 Answers   IBM,

---

what is advantages and disadvantages of the Waterfall Model and V-Model ?

1 Answers   Crea,

---

what is boundary value analysis?

4 Answers  

---

---

1.exactly when we do regression testing? 2.why we do regression testing?

4 Answers   Wipro,

---

Is testing just sampling???

1 Answers  

---

What is system testing? What is defect leakage? What is penetration testing? What is regression testing?

4 Answers   RBS,

---

After receiving the bug as fixed , what types of tests we will continue...

6 Answers   GE,

---

I want to do Advanced Level of Certification Course.Please let me know which lelel will be better for me.please let know after completion og Foundation Level,which level will be better for me?

2 Answers   Path Infotech,

---

can anybody tell me that what is a build note and what it contains? And build note is released to testing team with every new build or it release only when bugs are fixed by the developer?

4 Answers   TCS,

---

what is verification and Validation?

12 Answers   Oracle,

---