what is positive and negative testing with example?
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Answer Posted / 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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