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what are the different testing methodologies and testing
techniques?
Am asked in interview that what is the defect age?
I replied that the time gap between the defect reporting and
defect resolving. then the interviewer asked me if at all
the defect is not resolved then what is the defect age of
that particular defect? can anybody answer this?
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Answer / krishna
if the defect is logged and is not solvable by developers,
then the developers report this as known issues in the
build. so the defect age in these cases can be said to have
a lifetime of from when it was logged to time when it was
reported as a known issue by developers and confirmed by
testers.
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Answer / rajesh
Regd Defect age - I would say the time gap between the
defect reporting and defect closing rather than the
solving. because every Defect should get closed either by
fixing it or No fix planned or Rejected or some other way
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Answer / guest
There are three different methodologies in testing 1.Black
box testing 2.White box testing 3.Grey box testing. And
testing techniques are 1.Boundary value analysis 2.Eqivalant
class partition 3.Error guessing 4.Cause_Effect graph.
Black box testing: Testing which performs with out the
internal structure knowledge and with the functional
knowledge of the application.
White box testing: Testing which performs by knowing the
internal structure of the application.
Grey box testing:A black box tester who performs the white
box testing is considerd as grey box tester. That means
combination of both.
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