Can any explain briefly about RBT (risk based testing
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Answer / chandu
Identifying critical functionalities to the customer
business pre-orderised then, test these functionalities in
priority order which is called Priority based Testing or
Risk based Testing
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Answer / pkb
The technique used to prioritise the development and execution of tests upon the impact and likelihood of failure of the functionality or aspect being tested.
Given a limited resources and time to test a product or service, it will never be possible to test every permutation and combination of every element and functionality. If one focuses test development and execution on those aspects of the product or service that are more likely to fail and impact the users, rather than testing those that are sure to work or those that if they failed would have no impact on users.
This is also known as risk-based
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