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what is the diff b/w black box and white box
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Answer / vish
testing the internal interfacing is called white box and
testing the outer interfacing is black box testing
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Answer / ganesan
White Box Testing:
Based on Internal Logic and source code.
Black Box Testing:
Based on User requirements and functionality
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Answer / sudhakar8
Black Box testing: The software tester only knows what the
system is supposed to do, he does not know how it works
internally. He has to test on the basis of expected
outputs.
E.g.: System Testing
White Box testing: The software tester has access to the
program/ code and examine it for errors. Also called Clear
Box testing or Structural Testing
E.g.: Unit Testing
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Answer / umesh koodali
Black box testing: Using specifications to come up with test
cases.
White Box Testing: Using Code structure to come up with test
cases.
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Answer / sandy
Block box testing is done by the test engineers it means
that testing the application without knowing the structural
part of that with knowing the functional part of the
application.
whitebox testing :testing the application with knowing the
structural part of the application is called whitebox testing.
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Answer / anish
black box:-
only the input and output is tested...
White box :-
Internal structure i.e codes are also included in this
testing
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WBT:
1.testing the appliation by single module of single
functionality
2.it s based on the internal logic of the code
3.done by developers
BBT:
1.testing the application whole functionality
2.its not based on the internal logic of the code
3.done by the testers
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Answer / mfsi_krushnas
Black-box and white-box are test design methods. Black-box
test design
treats the system as a "black-box", so it doesn't explicitly use
knowledge of the internal structure. Black-box test design
is usually
described as focusing on testing functional requirements.
Synonyms for
black-box include: behavioral, functional, opaque-box, and
closed-box. White-box test design allows one to peek inside
the "box",
and it focuses specifically on using internal knowledge of
the software
to guide the selection of test data. Synonyms for white-box
include:
structural, glass-box and clear-box.
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