Can a Tester test any application without
Specifications/Requirements?
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Answer / girish mishra
Yes of course.In interview this may a common question who
are trying in Testing.Ad-hoc testing is a part of testing
activities where a tester can test the application's major
functionalities without prior writting any test cases and
any pre-test plan knowledge.
This ad-hoc testing is used only for tester's learning and
understanding.There is expectation of any output or results.
Where the project is small and time limit is little you can
go for ad-hoc testing even without any requirement
specifications.
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Answer / pravin
Yes
This is an Ad-hoc apporach,
intuation and Experinced based.
Make list of possible Error , Based on that list Test the
application
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Answer / pranik
ya,it's possible with ad-hoc and monkey testing...but this
will not provide us quality assurance in that application.!!!
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Answer / madhan paliwal
Yes,we can test the product witout reuirements or
reuirements are their but not understandable or their is no
time to go through the requirements or their is no exact
requirements.
In this stage we will explore the application identify all
possible scenario and test the product now we will start
testing the application according to identified scenario
and document those scenario.
In this stage of testing we will use our domain knowldge or
we will be communicating with the customer or both the
tester and developer will work together.
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Answer / nilesh pawar
yes, tester test any application without any
requirement but not tested logically correct.
any requirement or specification test s/w is very bad
thing because tested s/w quality not good and many errors,
bugs show in run time.
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Answer / pravin kharche
no,because according software testing procedure the tester
should be provided with software specification
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Answer / tester
i think yes,as there is adhoc type of testing which is done
without writing any test cases.if it is not the answer then
let me know the correct answer.
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Answer / nishat
The answer is No.
A tester has to test the application so as to meet the
requirements.
Adhoc testing is a testing phase where the tester checks
the functionality of a system rather than testing it
against the requirements, but eventually by the end the
tester has to test the application satisfying the
requirements.
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Answer / mahesh badale
hi ad- hoc testing method can be used in such scenarios,
basically ad-hoc testing is done with out any know reference
documents and but yes quality of the system is never
predictable and success of finding bugs depends heavily on
testers domain knowledge and luck, more on luck than knowledge.
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Answer / ravi
Good Question...even i need the answer 4 dis question..
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