:) Some More Important Testing Techniques :)

Some More Important Testing Techniques:

      Sanity Testing/Smoke Testing: It is also called as Build Verification Test (BVT)/Build Acceptance Test (BAT)/ Tester Acceptance Test (TAT).  Whenever the build is installed initially first at testing environment the tester’s checks for the stability of the build is called as sanity or smoke testing.

If suppose the build is unstable the testing team rejects the build and requests for the patch file.

      Ad-hoc Testing: With the help of previous similar applications functionality testing , validating the application is known as ad-hoc testing.

      Exploratory Testing: Because of the lack of domain knowledge validating the application functionalities while learning functional behavior of application is known as Exploratory testing.

      Jump/Monkey Testing: Validating the major functionalities of the application due to the lack of time. Also called as Priority based Testing.

      L10N Testing (Localization Testing):  Verification of the supporting local languages, currency and time.

      I18N Testing (Internationalization Testing): Verification of the supporting international languages, currency and time.

      Mutation Testing: To estimate the performance of unit testing team , senior developers changes the logic of the source code is known as mutation testing.

      Pilot testing: To estimate the performance of testing team , injecting known defects (defect seeding/ Be-bugging ) into the application  source code is known as pilot testing.

      Re-Testing: After the release of modified build, checking the application to ensure the defects are resolved or not

      Regression Testing: After the release of modified build, checking to ensure that resolved defects have created any side effects on the existing functionalities is known as regression testing.

      Maintenance Testing: If any new features are added based on the client request (CR) the crew opt for maintenance testing.