Loop testing is a software testing technique that focuses on testing the functionality and behavior of loops within a program. Loops are structures in programming languages that allow repetitive execution of a set of instructions until a specific condition is met. The objective of loop testing is to ensure that loops in the program work… Continue reading Loop Testing
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Prototype Testing
Prototype testing refers to a type of testing that is performed on an early version or a model of a software system, known as a prototype. The purpose of prototype testing is to identify and address potential design flaws or functionality issues in the system before it is developed further or released to end-users. Prototype… Continue reading Prototype Testing
Hybrid Integration Testing
Hybrid Integration Testing is a software testing technique that combines both integration testing and component testing to verify the performance and functionality of an integrated system. In Hybrid Integration Testing, the components of a system are tested individually, and then they are integrated to test the interactions between them. This allows for the identification of… Continue reading Hybrid Integration Testing
GUI Software Testing
GUI (Graphical User Interface) software testing involves verifying and validating the functionality, usability, and performance of the graphical user interface of a software application. Here are some general steps to perform GUI software testing: Define Test Objectives: Clearly define the objectives and goals of your GUI software testing. What do you want to achieve? What… Continue reading GUI Software Testing
Fuzz Testing
Fuzz testing, also known as fuzzing or fuzz testing, is a software testing technique used to identify vulnerabilities or defects in software applications by inputting random, unexpected, or malformed data as input to the application. Fuzz testing aims to trigger unexpected behavior in the software and uncover hidden bugs or vulnerabilities that may not be… Continue reading Fuzz Testing
Big Bang Integration testing
Big Bang Integration Testing is a type of software testing that is performed in the field of software development and quality assurance. It is a form of integration testing where all the components or modules of a software application are integrated together at once, and the system is tested as a whole to check for… Continue reading Big Bang Integration testing
Kobiton
Kobiton is a cloud-based mobile device testing platform that enables developers and testers to perform automated and manual testing on real devices in the cloud. It provides a range of features that help to streamline the mobile testing process and ensure the quality of mobile applications. One of the key features of Kobiton is its… Continue reading Kobiton
keyword testing
Keyword testing is a type of software testing technique that involves testing an application or software system with different combinations of keywords or search terms to ensure that the system returns the expected results. This type of testing is commonly used in search engines, e-commerce sites, and other applications that rely on keyword-based searches to… Continue reading keyword testing
What Is PractiTest?
PractiTest is a SaaS-based end to end test case management platform covering the entire QA process. It supports documenting requirements, providing mapping of requirements to test cases, ability create/run/edit test cases, log defects within the platform and integrate it into a defect management system and finally, providing better visibility and control through all these interactions… Continue reading What Is PractiTest?
Entry Points of MapReduce
MapReduce Entry point Purpose of corresponding function Required? getInputData(inputContext) To identify data that needs processing. The system passes this data to the next stage. yes map(mapContext) To apply processing to each key/value pair provided, and optionally pass data to the next stage. One of these (Map/reduce) two entry points is required. You can also use… Continue reading Entry Points of MapReduce