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Black Box Testing |
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Topic Submitted By :: Swapna |
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Re: Black Box Testing |
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Testing software without any knowledge of the inner
workings, structure or language of the module being tested.
Black box tests, as most other kinds of tests, must be
written from a definitive source document, such as a
specification or requirements document.
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Anirudhjain |
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Testing the application without any knowledge of Internal
design.  |
Jayamurugan.s |
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Testing the given application without knowing internal code
and logic.  |
Rajendraprasad |
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Hi,
Black box testing is the testing in which we do not have any
knoweledge of the internel code,we work with the valid input
and expected output.A good ex for Black Box Testing is :We
drive the car,we know how to drive the car but we dont know
about the internal structure.
Plz correct me if i m wrong..
nitin9360@gmail.com  |
Nitin Verma |
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Testing the application without specific knowledge on plat
form and without Internal logic.  |
Ravinder |
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Testing the functionality of the application without having
internal structural knowledge(Coding).  |
Pswapnasri |
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Hi,
I agree with you all blackbox testing means conducts the
testing without knowledge on the internal structure.But
mainly we can use the two techniques when we conduct the
black box testing:1) Boundary value analysis (BVA)
2) Equivalance particion (EQP)
and remaining are Error guessing and all.
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Venkatsrqa |
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It is a build level testing technique where the test
engineers concentrate external interface validate to
internal processing or meet customers requirements in terms
of functionality  |
Siba Prasad Mishra |
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Black Box Testing is testing without knowledge of the
internal workings of the item being tested.
For example, when black box testing is applied to software
engineering, the tester would only know
the "legal" inputs and what the expected outputs should be,
but not how the program actually arrives
at those outputs. It is because of this that black box
testing can be considered testing with respect
to the specifications, no other knowledge of the program is
necessary
dvantages of Black Box Testing
* more effective on larger units of code than glass box
testing
* tester needs no knowledge of implementation, including
specific programming languages
* tester and programmer are independent of each other
* tests are done from a user's point of view
* will help to expose any ambiguities or inconsistencies
in the specifications
* test cases can be designed as soon as the
specifications are complete
Disadvantages of Black Box Testing
* only a small number of possible inputs can actually be
tested, to test every possible input stream would take
nearly forever
* without clear and concise specifications, test cases
are hard to design
* there may be unnecessary repetition of test inputs if
the tester is not informed of test cases the programmer has
already tried
* may leave many program paths untested
* cannot be directed toward specific segments of code
which may be very complex (and therefore more error prone)
* most testing related research has been directed toward
glass box testing
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Shilpa Saraf |
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its a type of testing in which one ll perform the
functional tg without having any internal structural
knowledge of an application is known as block box testing
usally done bye the test engineers  |
Koti |
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Also known as functional testing. A software testing
technique whereby the internal workings of the item being
tested are not known by the tester. For example, in a black
box test on a software design the tester only knows the
inputs and what the expected outcomes should be and not how
the program arrives at those outputs. The tester does not
ever examine the programming code and does not need any
further knowledge of the program other than its specifications.
regards
somu  |
Sm |
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Black box testing is a type of software testing where the
testers need not have the knowledge of code nor the
internal logic of the application.They should know the
overall function of the application they test.
Ex: Pen. The user should need not know how the pen is
designed but he should know how to use it for writing on
diffeerent things.
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Vijaymb |
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Black box testing is a type of software testing where the
testers need not have the knowledge of code nor the
internal logic of the application.They should know the
overall function of the application they test.
Ex: Pen. The user should need not know how the pen is
designed but he should know how to use it for writing on
diffeerent things.
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Vijaymb |
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Black box testing is a type of software testing where the
testers need not have the knowledge of code nor the
internal logic of the application.They should know the
overall function of the application they test.
Ex: Pen. The user should need not know how the pen is
designed but he should know how to use it for writing on
diffeerent things.
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Vijaymb |
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A testing technique which focuses on the functionality of
the program components or application aganist its
specification without the knowledge of the how the system
constructed  |
Deepak |
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it is also known as functional testing. A software testing
technique whereby the internal workings of the item being
tested are not known by the tester.
0r in other word,
Black box testing is the testing in which we do not have any
knoweledge of the internel code,we work with the valid input
and expected output.A good ex for Black Box Testing is :We
drive the car,we know how to drive the car but we dont know
about the internal structure.
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Vijay |
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verifying the functionality(behaviour) of an application
aganist requirement specification is called as black box
testing
regards
chethan  |
Chethan |
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Black Box testing is a testing in which the TEST ENGINEERS
(testing phase) will test the functionalities of the
application and confirm whether it is QUALITY product or not
Testers having knowledge on functional part of
the application is known as black box testing
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Sainath |
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http://www.fullinterview.com
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Kris |
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Is Sanity, Regression, Functional tests a part of Black box
Testing???  |
Jinu |
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Testing the functionality of the application against the
requirement specification.It is done by the testing engineer.
Types : Functional testing , Integration testing , System
testing  |
Sam |
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Hai,
it is a .exe level of testing to validate functionality of
an application according to customer requirment  |
Santhosh |
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BlackBox testing is a testing without strctural knowledge
and During this testing test engineer validate internal
processing depends on external interface
And it is a testing to test the functionality and
non_functionality of the application with the help of
BVA(Boundary value analysis),Equlance patician  |
Santhoshnaidu |
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BlackBox testing is a testing without strctural knowledge
and During this testing test engineer validate internal
processing depends on external interface
And it is a testing to test the functionality and
non_functionality of the application with the help of
BVA(Boundary value analysis),Equlance patician  |
Santhoshnaidu |
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BlackBox testing is a testing without strctural knowledge
and During this testing test engineer validate internal
processing depends on external interface
And it is a testing to test the functionality and
non_functionality of the application with the help of
BVA(Boundary value analysis),Equlance patician
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Santhosh |
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block box testing
If one will perform testing on functional
part of an application. with out having the knowledge of
structural part then that method of testing known as block box
testing.
usually test engineers involved in block box testing.  |
Jamal Malik |
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Black box testing – Internal system design is not considered
in this type of testing. Tests are based on requirements and
functionality.
More information go to below link.
http://softwaretestingbeginner.blogspot.in/  |
Kunal_w |
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If you view the test object from the outside as a black box
whose contents're unknown.your testing feeds input to the
close box¬es what output is produced.
Black box other name is closebox.  |
Dhivya |
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Black box testing is called as behavioral testing.
It focuses on the functional requirement of the software.
Black-Box testing cannot be an option of white box
techniques.
Actually it is a complimentary approach that is likely to
uncover the different class of error than white-box methods.
Black-box testing helps us to find out error in the
following categories:
a) Incorrect or missing function.
b) Interface errors.
c) Behavior or performance errors and
d) Initialization and termination errors.
A good ex. of Black-box testing is: we know how to drive the
car, but we dont know about the internal structure.  |
Nsiddiqui69@yahoo.com |
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Black box testing is called as behavioral testing.
It focuses on the functional requirement of the software.
Black-Box testing cannot be an option of white box
techniques.
Actually it is a complimentary approach that is likely to
uncover the different class of error than white-box methods.
Black-box testing helps us to find out error in the
following categories:
a) Incorrect or missing function.
b) Interface errors.
c) Behavior or performance errors and
d) Initialization and termination errors.
A good ex. of Black-box testing is: we know how to drive the
car, but we dont know about the internal structure.  |
Nsiddiqui69@yahoo.com |
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