static and dyanamic testing
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Answer / siva
STATIC TESTING (Look and Feel Testing):
It is a type of testing in which one will perform testing on
the application or its related factors without
doing any actions.
EX: GUI Testing, Document Testing, Code Reviews etc͙,
DYNAMIC TESTING:
It is a type of testing in which one will perform testing on
the application or its related factors by doing
some actions.
Ex: Functional Testing.
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Answer / rohituppal
Static testing ->
1. Testing done without executing the code
2. Main aim is prevention of the bug
3. Cost of dug detection & fixation is low
4. ROI is high
Dynamic testing ->
1. Testing done by executing the code
2. Main aim is to find bug
3. Cost of dug detection & fixation is high
4. ROI is low
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