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Question { 17356 }

Define behavioral testing


Answer

There is increasing evidence that these individual
differences in brain connectivity are associated with
variability in important cognitive and behavioral functions
that constrain real world function. For example, higher IQ
among healthy adults is associated with more effective and
more efficient connectivity in the human brain. As another
example, developmental research suggests that maturation of
functional and structural networks in the human brain
contributes to improvements in cognitive and emotional
function as children grow older. Thus, measuring behavior
while also mapping these structural and functional networks
in our participants provides an important set of data that
can be used to help understand variations in "typical" brain
function.

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Question { 2926 }

what is meant by package testing?


Answer

Package testing or packaging testing involves the
measurement of a characteristic or property involved with
packaging.

This includes packaging materials, packaging components,
primary packages, shipping containers, and unit loads, as
well as the associated processes.

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Question { 7437 }

What are Levels of Functional testing?


Answer

Functional testing typically involves five levels :

1.The identification of functions that the software is
expected to perform
2.The creation of input data based on the function's
specifications
3.The determination of output based on the function's
specifications
4.The execution of the test case
The comparison of actual and expected outputs

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Question { Mind Tree, 7603 }

What is descion table?


Answer


1.A decision table is a good way to deal with combinations
of things (e.g.inputs)

2.decision tables and state transition testing are more
focused on business
logic or business rules.

3.Decision tables aid the systematic selection of effective
test cases and can
have the beneficial side-effect of finding problems and
ambiguities in the specification.

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Question { Mind Tree, 7603 }

What is descion table?


Answer

Decision table is a black box technique.

1.It is generally used for business perspective and for
combination.

2.It contains certain rules.

3.It can find beneficial side effect of ambiguities in the
requirement.

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Question { 7455 }

what is usuability testing ,when and how is it done


Answer

Test the site Navigation:

Menus , buttons or Links to different pages on your site
should be easily visible and consistent on all webpages



Test the Content:

Content should be legible with no spelling or
grammatical errors.
Images if present should contain and "alt" text

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Question { 7455 }

what is usuability testing ,when and how is it done


Answer

Test the site Navigation:

Menus , buttons or Links to different pages on your site
should be easily visible and consistent on all webpages



Test the Content:

Content should be legible with no spelling or
grammatical errors.
Images if present should contain and "alt" text

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Question { 2965 }

What do you mean by Requirment Coverage?


Answer

Generally Coverage tells us about test thoroughness.

And coverage can be applied to code,any document and
requirement also.

Requirement Coverage means how much requirement among the
total we have covered.

And we can also calculate the % of requirement we have covered.

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Question { 5343 }

What is mutation testing?


Answer

Mutation testing (or Mutation analysis or Program mutation)
is a method of software testing, which involves modifying
programs' source code or byte code in small ways.[1] A test
suite that does not detect and reject the mutated code is
considered defective. These so-called mutations, are based
on well-defined mutation operators that either mimic typical
programming errors (such as using the wrong operator or
variable name) or force the creation of valuable tests (such
as driving each expression to zero).

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Question { STQC, 6058 }

what is beta testing


Answer

A product's beta is an officially released version of a
product which includes most of the product's functionality.
The beta version is intended for external testing of the
product in order to identify configurations that cause
problems, as well as collect requirements and suggestions
from users.

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Question { 6571 }

wht is test scenario?


Answer

--Test scenarios are derived from Test basis.

--Test scenario states the no. of ways to verify a test
condition.

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Question { 6493 }

What is test Data?


Answer

est data is the data that is used in tests of a software system.

In order to test a software application you need to enter
some data for testing most of the features. Any such
specifically identified data which is used in tests is known
as test data.

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Question { 10205 }

What is memory Leak. What is the most suitable performance
counter to detect Memory Leak.


Answer

A memory leak is the gradual loss of available computer
memory when a program (an application or part of the
operating system) repeatedly fails to return memory that it
has obtained for temporary use. As a result, the available
memory for that application or that part of the operating
system becomes exhausted and the program can no longer
function.

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Question { Crea, 3948 }

What is Test Strategy and Test Plan..what is the
Diff.between those?


Answer

A Test Plan describes the approach, Features to be tested,
Testers assigned, and whatever you plan for your project. A
Test Plan is usually prepared by Manager or Team Lead. That
is true but not exclusively. It depends on what the test
plan is intended for. Some companies have defined a test
plan as being what most would consider a test case. Meaning
that it is for one part of the functionality validation.

A strategy is how you are going to address testing for the
project. Some companies have a strategy or approach section
in the test plan, others have a seperate document.

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Question { IBM, 6135 }

Explain test case?


Answer

Test Cases are the implementation of a test case design
which will help the software tester to detect defects in the
application or the system being tested. This should be the
primary goal of any test case or set of test cases. When I
write a test case, I think of both types of test cases,
positive test cases and negative test cases. Positive test
cases are those which execute the happy path in the
application and make sure that the happy path is working
fine. Negative test cases as the name suggests are
destructive test cases which are documented with some
out-of-box thinking to break the system

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