#testing
Types of testing. (short notes)
Manual testing: testing is done without using any tools
➖Time consuming
➖Boring
➖Repetitive
➕ Lower cost in the short term
➕ Adaptable
➕ Flexible
➕ Easy to identify defects that automation tools may miss
Automated testing: testing is done by using a set of automated tools.
➖ Those tools can have limitations
➖ Can be expensive for an organization
➖Heavy reliance on tools
➕ Tests can be executed in parallel
➕Repeatable
➕ Quick and creative
Functional testing - tests whether or not the system is working properly. It can include both functional and automated testing.
Non-functional testing: Tests how well the system meets the requirements (performance, usability, reliability, etc.)
Types of testing. (short notes)
Manual testing: testing is done without using any tools
➖Time consuming
➖Boring
➖Repetitive
➕ Lower cost in the short term
➕ Adaptable
➕ Flexible
➕ Easy to identify defects that automation tools may miss
Automated testing: testing is done by using a set of automated tools.
➖ Those tools can have limitations
➖ Can be expensive for an organization
➖Heavy reliance on tools
➕ Tests can be executed in parallel
➕Repeatable
➕ Quick and creative
Functional testing - tests whether or not the system is working properly. It can include both functional and automated testing.
Non-functional testing: Tests how well the system meets the requirements (performance, usability, reliability, etc.)