Answer Posted / rahul

1. First identify the application and what is to be tested.
2. Identify if really tools are required (say automation).
For early stage testing, automation is not recommended.
Application should be stable for automation.
3. Carry out the product features study for different tools
available in the market and check if that suits your
requirement.
4. Check the tool usage budget allocated to the project
5. Check the value add and time reduction by the tool usage
6. Check the expertise available for the tool usage
7. Finalise the tool based on the points 1 to 7 and go for
it.

What are the various tools you have used in testing process?

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Define use case testing.

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What is bug leakage and bug release?

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Explain the steps for bug cycle?

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What are the automation challenges that sqa(software quality assurance) team faces while testing?

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Scenario :- when we test payment module in the eCommerce site, then how do we verify or actually check transaction failed and the amount will be returned in next few days? i am using pay pal / credit card.

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Explain what is the difference between regression testing and retesting?

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-What do you think about unit testing? -How do you assure quality of the code you release? -How do you release software?

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Why you choose automated testing over manual testing?

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How do you determine which piece of software require how much testing?

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An automated bank teller system?

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Will automated testing tools make testing easier?

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What are the differences between test strategy and test plan?

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During the test case review, what are the main important things will you check

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