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If you have an application, but you do not have any
requiremnts available, then how would you perform the
testing

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If you have an application, but you do not have any requiremnts available, then how would you perf..

Answer / rushikesh jagtap

The testing done in this case by doing Exloratory testing
approach

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If you have an application, but you do not have any requiremnts available, then how would you perf..

Answer / krishna

Exploratory testing is a method of manual testing that is
concisely described as simultaneous learning, test design
and test execution. Cem Kaner, who coined the term in
1983[1], now defines exploratory testing as "a style of
software testing that emphasizes the personal freedom and
responsibility of the individual tester to continually
optimize the quality of his/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.

courtesty: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exploratory_testing

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If you have an application, but you do not have any requiremnts available, then how would you perf..

Answer / ramesh

As my knowledge as concern, no project in a software
industry is developed without requirement document. Suppose
if requirement document is not there then the testing is
done in the informal way without following any prior
documents which is known as a exploratory testing.

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If you have an application, but you do not have any requiremnts available, then how would you perf..

Answer / kaushik

By Ad-hoc tsting also

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If you have an application, but you do not have any requiremnts available, then how would you perf..

Answer / yogesh mhaskar

Yes we would becuuse, there is one method for us i.e
ecploratry testing, where wehave ofen take to mean a
creative informal test that is not based on formal test
plans or test cases; tester may be learnning the software
as they test it.

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If you have an application, but you do not have any requiremnts available, then how would you perf..

Answer / kiran

I think without requirements testing cannot be done.

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