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Answer Posted / janvi
Regression testing is the process of validating modified
parts of the software, hoping that the modification does
not introduce errors that were not exists before the
modification. An important different between regression
testing and development testing is that during the process
of the regression test, a set of established tests can be
reused. Regression test cases is a set of test case aiming
at testing the core function or procedure of the software;
core function means where procedure call with known input
is made and the output of the function will be compare with
output the developer expect. The set of test cases will
then be reused for later development as incremental
process, as development gets progress the size of the
regression test will also be increase. In other word, the
regression test result in greater test coverage, having
greater coverage will eliminate the amount of errors/bugs
in the end product, which is the ultimate goal of having
test cases. Another advantage of the regression test is
that all the tests are automated; all the test cases that
gather before will be run all together without manually
inputting date and comparing the output. These can
significantly increase the efficiency of the testing
process in developing a software product.
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