Answer / ram

The complete Hardware and Software setup is called the Test
Environment. It is also called as the Test Bed.
We will have different Environments like:
1. Development Environment.
2. Testing Environment.
3. Production Environment etc.,


Cheers
Ram

Answer / nagaraju.s

Dear guest
Testenvironment means the complete hardware and software
setup .For Ex:Hardware,client work station,URL settings.

Answer / guest

Variations of environments in which the application will be
run .

Answer / purni

Hi,
Testing environment means the software flat form
that they used to develop the application.
For ex. Java, C++, Oracle,SQL etc.

Answer / anant chaudhary

Hi Neha,

The Test environment is Hardware & Software environments in
which tests will be run and any other software with which
the software under test interacts when under test including
stubs and test drivers.

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