Suppose one functionality appears in an application which
was not there in the requirements..so what u do as a tester?
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Answer / varma
First of all i will analise that(According to customer)
wheather it will use for that project and then i will
decissuce with my authority person about that issue,If it
may +ve r -ve......
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Answer / sagarika
any functionality which is not in requirement but present
in the application can have 2 scenario.First is if it is
required for the apllication then discuss with the stake
holder and said to the customer that this is required for
the app but not stated in requiremnt. Otherwise if it is
required for the apllication, then log as bug and inform
developer so that they can remove the function from
apllication.
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Answer / kesava
If it is not in the requirements then we will inform to my
authorities and remove that functionality. THIS TYPE OF
TESTING IS CALLED GARBAGE TESTING. If it is wrong plz tell
me the correct answer.
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Answer / sunny
hi i think it will not happen bcoz our development wil have
to develop the screen with all functionalities so i think
we may not get such kind of things.One thing may happen if
it was modified one means after developing the screens for
some extent and after that the client requirement changes
then better contact TL.
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