Sunday, December 22, 2013

Manual Testing FAQs

  1. Q. What is Testing

    A.Testing is a process of identifying the bugs on the project/product. Test engineer is responsible to deliver the quality project/Product

  2. Q. What phases are available in SDLC

    A.Six phases are available 1. Requirement phase 2. Analysis phase 3. Design phase 4. Implementation/Coding phase 5. Testing phase 6. Delivery and Maintenance phase

  3. Q. What is the difference between Defect, Bug and Issue

    A.Defect:  Design related faults are known as Defects.
    Ex: GUI related faults are known as Defects

    Bug: This is programmers fault.
    Ex: Functional related faults are known as Bugs

    Issue: This is the customer's fault. This is a situation where the software is not doing something that the customer or user wants it to do, and so as a result the requirements of the design need to be changed

  4. Q. Difference between Waterfall, V-model and Agile Model?

    A.

  5. Q. What is Re-testing testing and Regression testing?

    A.

  6. Q. What is the difference between Sanity and smoke Testing?

    A.

  7. Q. What is Load, Performance and Stress Testing?

    A.

  8. Q. What is Usability testing?

    A.

  9. Q. What is UAT?

    A.

  10. Q. What is ECP and BVA?

    A.

  11. Q. functional system testing? Explain in detail

    A.

  12. Q. Draw differences between web application testing and client server testing.

    A.

  13. Q. Explain in detail what is integration testing and Regression testing

    A.

  14. Q. Explain the difference between defect, bug and error. Give an example

    A.

  15. Q. Explain the difference between test scenario and test case

    A.

  16. Q. Draw differences between QC and QA?

    A.

  17. Q. In case of defects in the software, how are priority and severity defined?

    A.

  18. Q. What is the difference between priority in test cases and priority in bugs

    A.

  19. Q. What do you write in a test plan?

    A.

  20. Q. What does ‘testing’ mean?

    A.

  21. Q. What is AUT?

    A.

  22. Q. What is Ad Hoc Testing?

    A.

  23. Q. What is Alpha Testing and Beta Testing?

    A.

  24. Q. What is Compatibility Testing?

    A.

  25. Q. What is End-to-End testing?

    A.

  26. Q. What is Endurance Testing (or Soak Testing)?

    A.

  27. Q. What is Localization Testing?

    A.

  28. Q. What is Monkey Testing (or Gorilla Testing)?

    A.

  29. Q. Why you want to change the organization?

    A.

  30. Q. If I offer less package, will you join in my organization?

    A.

  31. Q. Explain the bug which is High Severity and Low priority ?

    A.

  32. Q. Explain the bug which is Low Severity and High priority ?

    A.

  33. Q. Brief about your self?

    A.

  34. Q. Write 5 positive and negative test cases for mobile

    A.

  35. Q. Write 5 negative test cases on bike

    A.

General Testing FAQs


  1. Q. How many Test cases can be written in a day

    A.It always depends on the project and requirements. But on and average we can write 60 to 70 testcases per day.

  2. Q. How many Testcases can be executed manually per day

    A.It depends on the project. But we have two approaches here.

    1. If you have written the test cases, so you will be knowing functional knowledge of the application. So we can execute 70 to 80 test cases per day

    2. If you have not written the test cases, for example client has given the test cases. In this situation we can execute 40 to 50 test cases per day

  3. Q. How to share or sent a file (size-50MB) in the organization

    A.If the file size is more, then we can't send it through  a mail. We have two options
    1. Share the file, by right clicking on it and click on Properties, then select sharing option

    2. In the organizations we will be having "Common Repository". Copy the file and paste it in the Common Repository, so any one can access it

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