14 May 2021

#Manual testing

Java -13
What is a scrum meeting?
What is scrum?
What are the different organizations in scrum?
What is the left model?
What is the need discernible quality matrix(RTM)?
What is the pilot trying?
What is the multifaceted nature among apostatize and retesting?
What is the ability between black-box and white-box testing?
What is code thought?
What is exploratory troublesome?
What is execution endeavoring?
What is help endeavoring?
What is weight endeavoring?
What is volume endeavoring?
What is assurance endeavoring or Soak testing?
What is spike endeavoring?
What is ease of use attempting?
What is Accessibility endeavoring?
What is similarity endeavoring?
What is course of action endeavoring?
What is control endeavoring?
What is globalization endeavoring?
What is negative troublesome?
What is security endeavoring?
What is path endeavoring?
What is power endeavoring?
What is A/B testing?
What is simultaneousness endeavoring?
What is all pair testing?
What is failover endeavoring?
What is software testing?
What is SDLC and when does testing phase starts in it?
What are the different Software Testing Life Cycles used?
What are the different types of software testing?
What are the different levels of software testing?
What is the difference between unit testing and white box testing?
What is alpha and beta testing?
What are the different Test Case Designing techniques available?
What are the different deliverables for which Testing team is responsible for?
What is Entry and Exit Criteria in Testing?
What is the difference between Test Strategy and Test Approach?
What is the difference between validation and verification?
What are the Parameters to be kept ready for UAT testing?
What is the statement/document having overall approach, identifying what levels of testing are to be applied and the method, techniques and tool to be used?
What is the correct sequence for test execution?
What is the testing techniques used for test data selection for any type of applications?
what are the mandatory Parameters used while logging defects
what are the sequence/Layers of functional test execution in a typical STLC model?
what are the different test results status of the test cases during test execution
what are the different variety of projects available where testing can be involved
Explain about TDD (Test Driven Development)
Explain the Agile structure?
Explain CIT and SIT with real time example.
Explain Defect Life Cycle.
Explain the contents of Test Plan and Summary Report.
Explain the different sessions in Scrum Methodology.
Explain purpose of regression testing in your own words?
Explain the roles of a tester and test manager
Explain the style of Agile in functional testing
Explain the format/structure while logging defects
Explain project testing and product testing by an example shortly
Explain defect life cycle in software testing
Explain STLC model
Why and when software testing is needed?
Why we do testing after a software is developed ?
How is monkey endeavoring not actually comparable to Adhoc testing?
How do you know your testing is completed?
When will a defect enter deferred status? What will be the next status of deferred defect?
When there is a scope for automation does a project actually needs explain with an example?
Define in one word for black box testing and white box testing
Can you just define in one word for the above testing types
Can you please the business process at high level about entire Software lifecycle based on your experience?
Disadvantage /disadvantage of manual VS automation
Identifying defect at an early/initial stage would reduce the cost defines?
Scenario : During test execution, QA team could not find any defects with an existing test cases – then what testing approach can be applied?
Scenario: Consider for project ‘A’ , where client has not provided any proper requirement document, but the testing team has been asked to design test cases – what is the suggested approach to be followed?
Scenario: When system does not handle 20 concurrent user or when 20 users access the database at the same time – Which test finds Timeout or response related errors?
Scenario: When testing team is done with test design activity and waiting for test execution for that the development team should migrate the code in the QA environment but code work is not ready for migration. Meanwhile the testing team will be idle or what would they do in this due course of time for this scenario?
Scenario: In a real time scenario, while testing an banking application “ABC Bank” – consider there were 5 modules, Out of 5 modules – if a part of the application contains more number of defects- what testing principle will be applied?
Scenario: How will you assign a work for the newly joined team member he/she has just now completed academy testing training and came to floor for working ?
Scenario: Incase for a project “XYZ” – you have been selected and allocation has been assigned.Where you don’t have prior experience on that product as a part of functional testing. But you will be put into test execution with in a few weeks where you wil not be provided any KT where the team members were very busy. How will be your move in this case?
Scrum or Kanban? Which is the best Agile Methodology?
The tool used to verify the operational system results are in compliance with organizations policies and procedure?
Under what are the scenarios risk assumption will be mentioned in Test plan/Test strategy document?

Functional Testing

  • Unit Testing - Unit tests are typically automated tests written and run by software developers to ensure that a section of an application (known as the "unit") meets its design and behaves as intended
  • Integration Testing - Integration testing is the phase in software testing in which individual software modules are combined and tested as a group
  • System Testing - It is a level of testing that validates the complete and fully integrated software product
  • Regression Testing - Regression testing verifies that recent code changes haven't altered or destroyed the already existing functionality of a system
  • Sanity Testing
  • Smoke Testing
  • Interface Testing
  • Beta/Acceptance Testing

Non-functional Testing

  • Performance Testing
  • Load Testing
  • Stress Testing
  • Volume Testing
  • Security Testing
  • Compatibility Testing
  • Install Testing
  • Recovery Testing
  • Reliability Testing
  • Usability Testing
  • Compliance Testing
  • Localization Testing

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