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Test teams are frequently faced with the problem of how to properly test an application under short timeframes.Exhaustive Testing becomes problematic in such situations, posing problems such as a huge number of Test Scripts to execute, how to prioritize the scripts, human error, and tiredness if too many scripts are done by the same individual, and so on.As a result, Applied Statistics is utilized in the testing of an application in order to meet such problems. As a result, a larger range of test scripts may be run without affecting the test's quality or efficiency. The Orthogonal Array Testing approach, ... Read More

IntroductionGreybox testing is a software testing approach that involves evaluating a software program with just a limited understanding of its underlying workings. Because it includes access to internal coding to develop test cases as white box testing and testing methods are done at the functionality level as black-box testing, it is a hybrid of the two.GreyBox testing is frequently used to identify context-specific problems in online applications. For example, if a tester discovers a flaw during testing, he makes code modifications to fix the problem and then retests it in real-time. It focuses on all levels of any complicated software ... Read More

CompatibilityIn simple terms, compatibility is the state in which two different things can coexist without conflicting. In real world, milk is compatible with water, oil and water are not compatible with each other.Compatibility TestingCompatibility testing is sub-category of software testing performed to determine whether the software under test can function on different hardware, operating systems, applications, network environments and mobile devices. It is a non-functional testing and is performed only after the software becomes stable.The main objective of compatibility testing is to check the functionality of the software on different software, hardware, networks, etc. It is essential to software development ... Read More

Performance testing tools aid in determining the system's, computer's, network's, program's, or application's speed, effectiveness, reliability, scalability, and interoperability.The following is a hand-picked list of the Top Load Testing Tools. The list contains both free and paid tools, each with the most recent features and downloadable links.We've already done the legwork for you. The following is a comparison of the best web application performance and load testing tools −WebLOADLoadNinjaReadyAPI PerformanceStormForgeLoadViewApache JMeterLoadRunnerAppvanceNeoLoadLoadCompleteWebLOAD WebLOAD is the tool of choice for businesses with high user loads and complex testing needs. It enables you to load and stress test any internet application by generating load ... Read More

What exactly is test coverage?In software testing, test coverage is defined as a statistic that indicates the quantity of testing completed by a collection of tests. It will entail obtaining information about which sections of a program are executed when the test suite is performed in order to establish whether conditional statement branches have been taken.It is a way for making sure that your tests are testing your code or how much of your code you exercised by running the test.Code Coverage and Test CoverageCode coverage and test coverage are frequently mistaken. Even while the basic concepts are the same, ... Read More

Risk-based Testing (RBT)It is a sub-category of software testing based on the probability of risks. In this test, the software is assessed to identify risk. It includes assessing criticality of business, frequency of usage, possible areas with problems, etc. This type of testing emphasizes testing of software’s features and functions which are vulnerable to defects.Risk is the occurrence of nay unwanted event that may have an effect (positive or negative) on the results of the project. Risks can either be events that have occurred previously or current events, or even something that could take place in future. These events affect ... Read More

RESTREST (Representational State Transfer) is a modern technique of enabling communication between two software systems. One such system is known as REST Client; the other is known as REST Server. It is an architectural technique based on a stateless communications protocol, such as HTTP. It organizes or structures data in XML, YAML, and other machine-readable formats. However, JSON is mostly used. REST is based on objectoriented programming model.REST is data-driven, unlike SOAP which is function-driven. REST is also referred to as RESTful APIs or RESTful web services. The description format of REST services does not follow a standard. REST service ... Read More

APIApplication Programming Interface is a computing interface that communicates and helps exchange information between two separate systems. A system that executes an API involves functions that another system can also perform. It defines requests to be made, how to make the requests, formats that can be used, etc. between two different systems.API TestingIt is a software testing that evaluates APIs. Its purpose is to determine the functionality, dependability, performance, and security of the interfaces. Rather than standard user inputs such as keyboards and outputs, we use software to send calls, obtain output, and record the response of the system. These ... Read More

The chance of failure-free software execution for a set period of time in a given environment is defined as reliability.People nowadays naively believe in any program in this mechanized environment. People believe that whatever outcome the software system produces is always correct, therefore they follow it. That is a common mistake that we all make.Users believe that the data displayed is correct and that the software will always work properly. This is where the requirement for reliability testing arises.Reliability TestingReliability testing is a software testing procedure that determines if a piece of software can operate without fail for a set ... Read More

Quality Management PlanIt is a well-defined set of documents to ensure and manage the quality throughout software development life cycle (SDLC) efficiently. The main objective of creating a quality management plan is to make sure that the project output is of adequate quality and suitable for the software. It helps guide the Project Manager and other to execute quality management and quality assurance activities for a project. This plan is usually developed by a contractor and reviewed by the customer.The quality management plan describes how the quality has to be managed. It determines quality policies and procedures for the project ... Read More