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difference between manual testing and automation testing

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difference between manual testing and automation testing..

Answer / shiva zalaki

MT:--->In simple words you can say manual testing can done
withoght executing the system.

AT:--->But as in Automation testing we need to execute the
system.

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Shiva Zalaki.

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difference between manual testing and automation testing..

Answer / faheem sharieff

Manual Testing is nothing but testing an application
manually by giving the inputs to check whether the
application is working properly or not

Automation Testing is nothing but testing the application
using some software such as QTP,Load Runner, Win Runner.

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difference between manual testing and automation testing..

Answer / mfsi_priyankaa

In manual testing no tool is available to test the
application,we have to check the application manually
whether the application is working as per the user
requirements or not.

In automation testing tool is available to test the
application whether the application is working as per the
user requirements or not.

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difference between manual testing and automation testing..

Answer / ramanaiah

Manual testing:Manual testing is nothing but the execution
of test cases manually and identifying the defects present
in the AUT.In this we are executing the steps manually in
manual testing

Automation Testing:Executing the test cases with help of
automation tools like winrunner,qtp,load runner etc to
identify the defects present in the AUT(in automation
testing we are executing the test cases by recording the
steps to be executed with the help of tools)

repitaion of testdata will be executed by using automation
tool.

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difference between manual testing and automation testing..

Answer / girish.br

MANUAL TESTING IS A PROCESS OF TESTING MANUALLY BEFORE THE
APPLICATION HAS RELESED
AUTOMATION TESTING IS A PROCESS OF TESTING WHEN THE
APPLICATION IS GIVEN

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