What is the bigbang approach in integration testing?
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Answer / sanjeevani
Bigband approache is a type of Integration Tsting.
It is done after unit testing. In this testing, tester combine all the modules at a time not in sequence for testing purpose.
It is also called as Non Incremental Integration Testing.
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Answer / reena
Big babang is a integration testing integration testing
become a easier if Unit testing is thorough and interfaces
between modules are Well-defined.
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Answer / nivritti
it is the combination of both top-down and bottom-up
approaches . we can also say hybrid appoarch
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Answer / varun
it is the combination of both top-down and bottom-up
approaches . we can also say hybrid appoarch
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