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what is positive and negative testing with example?
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Answer / kumar
Positive Testing: Testing the build with permitted
values,i.e values as per the requirement specification.
Negative Testing: Testing the build with wrong inputs,i.e
non permitted values as per the requirement specification.
Correct me if i am wrong.
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Answer / anamika
Positive Testing: Confirm that a feature behaves according
to the specifications.
Negative Testing: Confirm that the software fails
gracefully if used incorrectly or if it receives incorrect
input.
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Answer / tanushree goswami
+ve testing verify that Software is behaving according to
there specification.
-ve testing verify that Software does not do something
which specification does not mentioned to do.
Ex: If anybody want to write test case on Glass
+ve test case will be glass can store limited quantity of
water whereas -ve test case will be does glass hold water
if we pore it from bottom.
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Answer / archana
Provide inputs in such a way that up on the usage of these
inputs we would successfully pass the feature in working as
per its specifications.This kind of a testing is positive
testing.For example: to login to gmail account we need to
give authenticated/registered correct user id and password
and submit.
Whereas in negative testing, we deliberately introduce the
invalid inputs in order to fail the application. For a
login into gmail account we can have 4 types of negative
inputs. i.a valid id but invalid password, ii. an invalid
id with correct password, iii. invalid id and password, and
iv. enter all correct values but press a cancel button
after entering the data.
Hope this will clear your query.
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Answer / ammu
positive testing:
Testing aim at showing software works or test to pass
Negative testing:
Testing aim at showing software does not work or
test to fail
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