what wil be your approach while testing any software ,test
to pass or test to fail?
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The main aim of software testing is to find defect not to
prevent defect. So as per the testing concepts we try to
break the application.
But when u write test cases start with positive scenario,
cover the functionality as per the requirement
specification and then do negative scenario. Of course the
negative approach is as imporatnt as postive approach.
kindly do provide valuable input to above thought.
thanks
Jai
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Answer / nitin verma
Obviously Test to Fail, as it is the tester's job to crash
the application.
Regards..
Nitin9360@gmail.com
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Answer / raghu
"The Best Wat To Achieve Confidence is to Try to Destroy
it."
So, think how well you can destroy the system so that
confidence on the software develops on the other side of
the coin :-)
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Answer / mudaseer
first we have to check for valid values that is we do positive testing then we do negative testing.so as a test engineer first check whether all the positive test cases are passing or not then check for negative test case(that is for invalid values)
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