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Test Life Cycle, Regression,Performance, diff b/w system &
integration, SDLC..
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Answer Posted / fredric
1. Test life cycle is a Complete testing cycle of the
Software it includes various testing like User
interface,Functional,Performance,Load etc..
2. Regression Testing is Retesting, Once the testing
finished, and there are some modifications and corrections
done by programmers, after that have to test once again,
this may affect the other screens also. Complete retesting
its calles Regressiong testing
3. Perfomance Testing is How the software performs for our
inputs, thru Bulk Entries, More Clients,More Transaction
etc.. Find out the behaviour of our Software.
4. System Testing, is a complete test as per the
requirement document, all the Customer expectation and
design for the system it proper or not , its called System
Testing and
Integration Testing is a System is divided into various
modules, each module have different functionality. Every
module join together is a project, Every module is properly
integrated with the whole system. This is the basic
difference from System testing and Integration testing.
SDLC is Software Development Life Cycle.. This Includes
Development,Testing,Implementation and Maintenance also
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