What is the difference between white and black box testing?
- 4 Answers
- 5904 Views
- I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / prem
generally, software having two parts
1 functional part
2 structural part
functional part done by the black box tester
structural part done by the white box tester which means developers
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Iam new to testing field and i put lot of experiences so i want to get prepared for the interview in all the ways both in manual and Automation can any one help me how to answer there questions in real time. also can anyone send the top questions and answers to me plz its urget u can mail me at vaisu72@yahoo.com
What is bug severity?
can anybody tell me what is release process of company? release note?
How will you prepare traceability matrix if there is no Business Doc and Functional Doc?
what is coupling integration testing
Relative to other technical groups in the company? Relative to your staff?
What are the review documents used for testing?
Why we have to do manual testing?
Risk Analysis a) 2 step, b)3 step, c) 4 step, d) 6 step
1) Difference between "Delete" and "Concatenate" with reference to databases? 2) Difference between SDLC and STLC. 3) Latest versions of the browsers used. 4) What is URL Tampering? 5) Full form of URL. I don't need the answers. These are just for reference.
Can some one help me writing a manual test case for email applications like yahoo i need for www.everonn.com
Hi to all..Now am working at one company as Software tester..I have selected for Accenture via one consultancy.. They have told that joining date will be on 19 th july..But now they are postponed joining date..whether i can trust that or not?Can u plz tell??plzz..whether i can put my paper to releive or not? CAn u telll?
How do you test google or gmail application??tell me step by step process??
Can you explain the various elements of function points ftr, ilf, eif, ei, eo, eq, and gsc?
What are the different types of software testing?
