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Answer / ashish
Above answers suggesting testing types while testing
methodologies is a process or way to follow in software
testing process: Now there are different types of testing
methodologies which depends on which your company want to
follow: 1.Agile 2.RUP 3.EUP 4.V model 5. W model 6. Spiral
model 7. RAD
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Answer / brahma
1.white box testing
2.black box testing
3.gray box testing
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Answer / krishna
The previous answer is are referring to different kinds of
testing
with software testing methodology usually most IT
industries follow
the V model or the traditional waterfall or other likes RUP
which is used for project with short turnout time
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Answer / raghavendra.k
There are different types of testing methods or techniques as part of the software testing process. I have enlisted a few of them below.
• White box testing
• Black box testing
• Gray box testing
• Unit testing
• Integration testing
• Regression testing
• Usability testing
• Performance testing
• Scalability testing
• Software stress testing
• Recovery testing
• Security testing
• Conformance testing
• Smoke testing
• Compatibility testing
• System testing
• Alpha testing
• Beta testing
The above software testing methods can be implemented in two ways - manually or by automation. Manual software testing is done by human software testers who manually i.e. physically check, test and report errors or bugs in the product or piece of code. In case of automated software testing, the same process is performed by a computer by means of an automated testing software such as WinRunner, LoadRunner, Test Director, etc.
These are some commonly used software testing methodologies:
• Waterfall model
• V model
• Spiral model
• RUP
• Agile model
• RAD
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Answer / vaibhav kavimandan
Actually there is not much difference in Methodologies and types both are same, just they refer differently in different aspects.
each type of testing is one method to test the software.
its like Tree structure
Main testing Category > Sub Categories >sub sub cat.
White box > API testing,Code coverage, Fault injection, Mutation testing, Static testing.
Black box > Functional and non functional
>Functional > functional,regression, UI, etc
>Non-Functional > usability,Security testing, Stability etc
and so on..
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Answer / pravin
As per my organization testing methodologies consist of
following test.
1)Module testing.
2)Integration testing.
3)System testing.
4)Acceptance testing.
if some thing wrong plz inform me...
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Answer / shyam s nair
1)WhiteBox Testing
2)BlackBox Testing
3)GreyBox Testing
4)Graphical Analysis
5)Metrics
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Testing Methodologies are the Testing Techniques you follow
for you AUT.
Like: Regression testing
Alpha Testing
Beta Testing
Usability Testing etc.....
And all these comes under the test plan we prepare for any
AUT(Application Under Test).
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