1. What type of bugs u commonly find in u r project?
	
	This is a general question in an interview. Answer 
would vary depending on what application you have worked in 
previous projects.
	Few examples
	-data not appearing
	-text not correct
	-disabled objects
	-not able to navigate to other screens
	-unexpected error messages
	-Cosmetic errors on the screen, like overlapping of 
images or text boxes
	-numeric values not stored properly in the database

2. What is agile testing explain with example?
	
	www.io.com/~wazmo/papers/agile_testing_20021015.pdf 

3. Application is given req n functionality r missing then 
how can u start testing?

	When both the requirement and functionality are 
missing in the application: What is required has not been 
developed correctly.
	When you start testing all your test cases will 
fail. It would result in many bugs.

4. What r the types of defect tracking tools?

	Here are Different kinds of Defect tracking tools 
in the market. Each is different in its own way.
	Some are designed in a way to be compatible with 
few applications.
	There are many Vendors who are developing tracking 
tools to cater the applications that they develop.
	Most common ones that you hear and I have worked 
with
	Mercury Quality center or Test Director
	Jira
	OnTime
	Below is the list for many more defect tracking 
tools
	http://www.aptest.com/bugtrack.html

5. What is functionality testing?

	Functionality testing is done to verify whether the 
product meets 
	the intended specifications and functional 
requirements laid out in your development documentation or 
Business documentation.


6. What is change req how u use it?
	Change Request: A change request is a document 
containing a call for an adjustment of a current system.
	When a project has started and crosses the Analysis 
Phase and the coding has started.
	At this phase if the business has changes in the 
initial requirement.
	Then it has to be raised as a change request.
	Depending on the change, the change request can be 
taken up as a minor enhancement and can run parallel to the 
project, which covers all the SDLC phases.

9. Where do u store test cases?

	Every company has a different approach to store the 
test cases.
	Few use the Tacking tools, where there is an option 
to have the test cases.
	Best example Mercury Quality centre, we store the 
test cases in Test Plan.
	Smaller organisations, maintain a standard folder 
structure for different projects.
	They can store them in an excel spread sheets.

13.in which situations qtp will not recoznize objects?

	Few situations when QTP will not recognise objects:
	-when more than one object has the same name
	-when the object is misspelt
	-when the application session expires and QTP still 
trying to looking for the object, shows a msg that it 
cannot recognise the object

16from what stage u start automation in u r project?
	
	For a developing application, when the code is 
completed and ready to test we can start the automation in 
the project.
	If it’s already used functionality in the 
application, and undergoing basic changes then the 
automation can start
	From start, once the design documents or the 
functional designs are completed.

20. Use of virtual objects explain?

	Virtual objects enable you to create and run tests 
on objects that are not normally recognized by QuickTest
	Your application may contain objects that behave 
like standard objects but are not recognized by QuickTest.
	You can define these objects as virtual objects and 
map them to standard classes, such as a button or a check 
box. 
	QuickTest emulates the user's action on the virtual 
object during the run session.
	In the test results, the virtual object is 
displayed as though it is a standard class object. 

	For example, suppose you want to test a Web page 
containing a bitmap that the user clicks.
	The bitmap contains several different hyperlink 
areas, and each area opens a different destination page. 
	When you create the test, the Web site matches the 
coordinates of the click on the bitmap and opens the 
destination page. 

	To enable QuickTest to click at the required 
coordinates during a run session, you can define a virtual 
object for an area of the bitmap,
	which includes those coordinates, and map it to the 
button class. When you run the test, 
	QuickTest clicks the bitmap in the area defined as 
a virtual object so that the Web site opens the correct 
destination page. 

35.can we do qtp testing with out creating objects in object
   repository? can we completely write code in expert view 
only?
	
	No, you cannot create test scripts without 
recording the object in the object repository.
	Yes, you can write code in the expert view.

36.where we cant do automation testig? give example using OR
   is a advantage  r a disadvantage?

	Application is not compatible with the Automation 
tool. 
	Application is coded in such a manner that the tool 
takes more time to recognise the objects.
	If creating test scripts or automating the process 
is costing more to the project then we opt not to automate.

35.can we do qtp testing with out creating objects in object
   repository? can we completely write code in expert view 
only?
	
Sorry I put in a wrong answer:
old answer:
	No, you cannot create test scripts without 
recording the object in the object repository.
	Yes, you can write code in the expert view.
Correct Answer:
Yes, you can create test scripts with out recording the 
objects in the OR. But this would depend on what kind of 
script ur developing.This would be very limited.opening an 
application can be done without any objects in the OR.
But if u want to test a whole application, it is very 
difficult to write test scripts without recording.

Yes, you can write code using the expert view

Great info. Thanks!

Great info. Thanks!

Good job of research. Thanks for the informative post.