Answer / santosh

Do exploratory testing, and find out the functionality of
the application.

Answer / sunil

I think santosh is right. In ad-hoc testing it's assumed
that the tester has significant knowledge of the program
under test. So in this case we can do exploratory testing
only.

Answer / ratna rao

simply says Ad hoc testing. Without knowing the
functionality, without following any sequence,---doing the
testing called Ad hoc tesing.

Let me Know the answer..........

Answer / sreerammurthy

testing an application without specs and no doucments no
test cases even not knowing the functionlity is similar to
ad-hoc testing ,but often testers have signifant
understanding of the software before testing it.

Answer / sivapras

software test that is not based on formal test plans or
test cases; testers may be learning the software as they
test it

Answer / sivapras

software test that is not based on formal test plans or
test cases; testers may be learning the software as they
test it

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