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what is thee diff between functionality testing and
blockbox testing?

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what is thee diff between functionality testing and blockbox testing?..

Answer / guest

Functionality testing is nothing but Black box testing

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what is thee diff between functionality testing and blockbox testing?..

Answer / sujatha

Hai,
according to me
Blockbox testing is the testers test the app without any
knowledge of internal design of code i.e called as B.T
Functionality Testing means
similar to blockbox testing
but here we check whether the functionlites of app working
properly r not.
here we wont consider the internal structure.

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what is thee diff between functionality testing and blockbox testing?..

Answer / sagarika

Testing is basically two types:-Functional and Non-
functional testing.And Funcional testing include both white-
box and black-box testing.
Both white-box and Black-box techinque are part of the
testing technique.

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what is thee diff between functionality testing and blockbox testing?..

Answer / vrfrens01

Functional Testing is the major part of Black box testing
in which the functionality of the AUT should be tested.
Where as Black Box Testing means testing the application
based on its performance with out concerning its internal
design.

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