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Exploratory Testing |
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Exploratory testing means testing the process without any
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Vijaya |
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u can say that its a one type of informal, creative testing
not based on test plans or test cases. Testers may learn the
software as they test it.  |
Harish |
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Exploratory Testing is an informal testing which is used to
gain familiarity of the application.  |
Trsatyarayana |
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When a tester test a application by exploring with his
previous experience and based on the application tester
writes test cases. This is exploratory testing  |
Guest |
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Suppose we didn't having any testing documents that r related
to our application...and also we don't know the functionality
of the application ...then this time we go for exploratory
testing...in this type of testing we know the functionality
of the application..
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Varma |
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Exploratory testing is an interactive process of
concurrent product exploration, test design and test
execution.
The tester designs and executes the test cases while
learning the product.
Exploratory testing is useful when:
1. you are asked to test something on short notice.
2. test early in development process.
3. in situation with minimal document.
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Sakthi_ram2003@yahoo.co.i |
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When a tester test a application by exploring with his
previous experience and based on the application tester
writes test cases. This is exploratory testing  |
Gaja Ka Dosth |
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It is the formal testing where we dont use test plan and
test cases.when we get an application we have learn that
application and we have to test by using our creative
knowledge.  |
Simds |
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