The different testing techniques are:
1.Boundary Value Analysis
2.Equivalence Partitioning
3.Error Guessing
By using this techniques we write a test cases.
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previous answers are good. But I think this are only for
black box testing.
In white box testing we go for loop coverage,
brach coverage ,
condition coverge......
different techniques for writing good test cases
1) boundy value analysis method
2) Equivalence class of metod
3) Error guessing
4) good analysing of software requirement
5) Try to brake the software
6) always keep in mind that customers point to give quality
product.
White box testing technique includes:
1. Code Coverage
i. Statement Coverage
ii. Decision Coverage
iii. Condition Coverage
iv. Loop testing(Simple,Nested,concatenated,spaghetti)
2. Code Complexity
i. Finding Cyclomatic complexity in context with Basis
Path Testing
3. Memory leakage
Black box testing techniqu includes:
1. Equivalence Partitioning
2. Boundary Value Analysis
3. Cause-effect graphing and then eventually preparing
decision table
4. Error Guessing
5. State transition testing
Basically there are two different strategy used for writing
the testcases
1. Black Box Testing
2. White Box Testing
Black Box Testing includes:
a. Equivalence Partitioning
b. Boundary Value Testing
c. State Transition Testing
d. Cause Effect Graphing technique
e. Other Black box techniques like Syntax Testing, Random
Testing, smoke testing, etc
White Box Testing includes:
a. Statement Coverage
b. Branch Coverage/Decision Coverage
c. Condition Testing which would include
i) Branch condition testing
ii) Branch condition determination testing
iii) Condition Determination Testing
d. Path Coverage
Suppose u found a bug which a developer could not reproduce
and it is reproducing on your pc whenever tried , then in
this siyuation what will be the status of the bug, and what
u r going to do for that bug.
can any one explain the example of high servity and low
priority, low servity and high priority, high servity and
high priority, low servity and low priority