why do u go for whitebox testing,when black box testing is
available?
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Answer / manpreet singh dhawan
As we all know that in white box testing we have the access
to the code so in white box testing we can look at the code
before deciding the test data and also we can know the
potential area where the bugs can be found by looking at
the code
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Answer / rajeshwar rao
WHITE BOX testing done by the developer
White box is nothing but coding.
White box testing is also called as glass box testing.
In these testing entire code of the system must be
available.
It is design based testing.
It is a structural testing.
In this white box testing developer must know the
structural knowledge.
In this white box testing some of these aspects will be
considered.
All indepent parts are executed at least once.
All logical dession are exercised both true are false.
All loops are executed at there boundaries.
All internal data structure will be exercised.
ADVANTAGES= 1. COVER common Ares.
2. Cover control structure.
3. Test an integrated the many modules.
For white box testing the developers must know the
structural knowledge. It focuses on the program part rather
then the funcnalitypart.
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Answer / aravind
While doing a black box testing we will know the
requirement and we directly test the functionality. Here
there is a possibility of leaving certain input condition
(practically speaking exhaustive testing of the system is
not at all possible) which may lead to erroneous result.
This situation described above can be completely avoided by
doing an whitebox testing where we will have the access to
code and bring up a test scenario where the system will
fail and expose the hidden defect.
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Answer / josh
whitebox testing is done by the developers and it is used
to do unit and integration testing only. in blackbox
testing u do functional testing,usability testing and
non-functinality testing
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Answer / kamblep
White Box Testing requires that the test engg has knowledge
abt the program structure/Coding,the code design is exposed
to the test engg whereas in
Black Box Testing the test engg does not require the
knowledge abt the program structure,the code is hiddden from
the test engg.His job is to test the functionality of the
system.
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Answer / murali
for checking the infinite loops and any memory leaks we will
do white box testing.usually it will done by white box testers.
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Answer / venkata suresh sandireddy
we prefer whte box tsting before blackbox testing becausr
of foloing advantages.
1. Performance:
There r diferent ways of logics to write a
program. Let us think if a program can be executed in 5sec,
3sc, 6sec we will definetly prefer the logic which will be
executed in 3sec. This can be done by trail and error
method and choose the best suitable logic related program
which results in time saving.
2. Time and cost:
3. Providing minimum guarantee to use the application.
After reading this convey ur heartfu thanks to Mr. Suresh
Reddy, SRSS testing institute, SR nagar, HYD
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White Box Testing requires that the test engg has knowledge
abt the program structure/Coding,the code design is exposed
to the test engg whereas in
Black Box Testing the test engg does not require the
knowledge abt the program structure,the code is hiddden from
the test engg.His job is to test the functionality of the
system.
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Answer / a.r.umesh
white box testing is Testing of a function with knowing
internal structure of the program. (Developing stage)
Black Box testing is Testing of a function without knowing
internal structure of the program. (Testing stage)
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