You have been given an application and you have only 15
mins to test the application. How would you do the testing?
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Answer / vj
the question must be clear like complexity of the project
normally it will be considered for risk analysis if we have
less time but not sooo less
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Answer / gs
What I will do is first check what is the purpose of that
application and then will test the basic functionilities of
the application according to its use. Thats what I think we
can do of the time span is very less.
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ou would do an exploratory testing. which means testing the
application without an document.
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Answer / rita
In 15 mins without the requiremnet document/application
Knowledge, one can go for smoke testing(basic/main
functionality testing) to find out any severity 1 issue
exist. If there is no issue in smoke testing then the
application is good to go for next level of testing.
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