Answer / ramachandra naidu

The testing levels are:
1)Unit Testing
2)Integration Testing
3)System Testing
4)User Acceptance Testing

1)Unit Testing: To test a single program,module,or unit of
code.
2)Integration Testing: To test related programs,modules or
units of code are interfaced properly or not validates that
multiple parts of the system interact according to the
system design.
3)System Testing: To test an entire computer system with
respect to functionality and performance.
4)UAT: To test of a computer system or parts of a computer
systems to make sure it will work in the system regardless
of what the system requirements indicate.

Answer / swathi

There are two levels of testing:
1. Static Testing
2. Dynamic Testing
1. Static Testing: Static testing typically reviews and
meetings to evaluate the documents, plans, code,
requirements and specification.
2. Dynamic Testing:
a)Unit Testing
b)Integration Testing
c)System Testing
d)User Acceptance Testing

a)Unit Testing: To test a single program,module,or unit of
code.
b)Integration Testing: To test related programs,modules or
units of code are interfaced properly or not validates that
multiple parts of the system interact according to the
system design.
c)System Testing: To test an entire computer system with
respect to functionality and performance.
d)User Acceptance Testing: The end user tests the
application to check whether the it is as per customers
requirements or not.

Answer / surii

Levels of Testing :

1. Unit Testing.

2. Module Testing.

3. Integration Testing.

4. System Testing.

5. User Acceptance Testing.

Answer / ch.s.m.prasad,kkd

1. Static testing

2. Dynamic testing

Answer / bibhu

Broadly there are 4 levels of Testing.
1. Unit Testing
2. Integration Testing
3. System Testing
4. User Acceptance Testing

Furthermore , After System Test, we may have System-Integration test .

Please Correct me if I am wrong.

Thanks!

Answer / siva

1. Unit Testing.
2. Integration Testing.
3. System Testing.
4. User Acceptance Testing.

Answer / rajendra zore

unit testing
Integration testing
System testing
Acceptance testing
-alpha,
-Beta,
Static vs Dynamic testing
Manual vs Automatic testing

Answer / mahan m madiwal

1)unit testing 
2)functional testing 
3)integration testin
4)system testing

Answer / radhika

Total Testing are 3 types only.
those are
1)Whitebox testing
2)Blockboxtesting
3)Greyboxtesting
1)Whitebox testing:
application with consideration of code.it describes about
internal architecture of the s/w.this type of testing
conducted by developers
2)Blockboxtesting:
app without consideration of code.it describes about
external functionality of s/w.
this conducted by test eng..
3)Greyboxtesting:
the combination of whitebox and blockbox testing is called
grey boxtesting.its conducted by coding and testing knows
people.

Answer / satz...!

1. paper pen test

2. online test

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