Diff. between STLC and SDLC?
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Answer / nilesh navadiya
Software testing life cycle having some phase
STLC : Software Test Life Cycle
1 Test requirement
2 Test plan
3 Test environment
4 Test design
5 Test execution and defect track
6 Test report summery and acceptance .
SDLC : Software Development Life Cycle
1 Information gathering
2 Analysis
3 Design
4 Coding
5 Testing
6 Release and maintanace
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SDLC :means Software Development Life Cycle.
It is done by developer after getting the test
plan.He develops the code.
1.Recognition of need
2.Feasible study
3.System Design
4.Coding
5.Testing
6.Implementation
7.Maintenance
STLC :means Software Testing Life Cycle.
It is done by testing engineer in following ways
1. preparing the test strategy
2. preparing the test plan
3. creating the test environment
4. writing the test cases
5. creating test scripts
6. executing the test scripts
7. analyzing the results and reporting the bugs
8. doing regression testing
9. test exiting
10. doing also alpha & Beta testing
STLC : It is software testing life cycle. It is done by the
tester after getting the test plan.He tests the code using
test cases TCD and DPD and use the available methodologies
like V MODEL or SPIRAL MODEL.
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Answer / gopinadh alapati
STLC : Software Test Life Cycle
1 Test requirement
2 Test plan
3 Test environment
4 Test design
5 Test execution and defect track
6 Test report summery and acceptance .
SDLC : Software Development Life Cycle
1 Information gathering
2 Analysis
3 Design
4 Coding
5 Testing
6 Release and maintanace
STLC will be apart of Total SDLC process
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Answer / sundeep singh
STLC is like the proper subset of SDLC.
Also we can say that we inherit STLC in SDLC and overwrite it as per our way of use...
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Answer / sandosh
STLC-->IT DOES ONLY VERIFICATION.
SDLC-->IT DOES BOTH VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION.
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Answer / rocket
SDLC (Software Development Life cycle) STLC (Software Test Life Cycle)
SDLC is Software Development LifeCycle, it is a systematic approach to develop a software. The process of testing a software in a well planned and systematic way is known as software testing life cycle(STLC).
Requirements gathering Requirements Analysis is done is this phase, software requirements are reviewed by test team.
Design Test Planning, Test analysis and Test design is done in this phase. Test team reviews design documents and prepares the test plan.
Coding or development Test construction and verification is done in this phase, testers write test cases and finalizes test plan.
Testing Test Execution and bug reporting, manual testing, automation testing is done, defects found are reported. Re-testing and regression testing is also done in this phase.
Deployment Final testing and implementation is done is this phase andfinal test report is prepared.
Maintenance Maintenance testing is done in this phase.
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Answer / hariteja jyosyula
SDLC :It is software development life cycle. It is done by
developer after getting the test plan.He develops the code
and use the available methodologies like V MODEL or SPIRAL
MODEL.
STLC : It is software testing life cycle. It is done by the
tester after getting the test plan.He tests the code using
test cases TCD and DPD and use the available methodologies
like V MODEL or SPIRAL MODEL.
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Answer / kamal amit
the major diff. b/w sdlc and stlc ,
in sdlc we can coding but in stlc we can not implement the
coding phase.
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