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Testing Interview questions

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Explain the PDCA cycle.

Latest answer: PDCA cycle stands for Plan Do Check Act; commonly used for quality control.Plan: Identify aim and procedure necessary to deliver the output..................
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What are white-box, black-box and gray-box testing?

Latest answer: White Box testing: white box testing involves thorough testing of the application. It requires knowledge of code and the test cases chosen verifies if the system is implemented as expected...............
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Explain the difference between Latent and Masked Defect.

Latest answer: Latent defects are defects which remain in the system, however, identified later. They remain in the system for a long time.................
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What is Big-bang waterfall model?

Latest answer: The waterfall model is also known as the Big-bang model because all modules using waterfall module follows the cycle independently and then put together.................
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What is configuration Management?

Latest answer: Configuration management aims to establish consistency in an enterprise. This is attained by continuously updating processes of the organization, maintaining versioning and handling...............
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Difference between Verification and Validation

Verification: To check if we are doing the right thing................ 
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Explain different types of Verification.

Inspection: Typical walkthroughs, software reviews, technical reviews, and formal inspections.............
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What is Requirement Traceability? Explain its importance.

Requirement Traceability verifies that each functional requirement used in the development matches to those that were written in the test cases based on other artifacts...............
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Difference between Pilot and Beta Testing.

Pilot testing: is done by group of users who try to test the system prior its full deployment to provide the feedback about the quality......................
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Describe how to perform Risk Analysis during software testing.

Software risk analysis is done to determine what to test, priorities, and coverage of testing. It might even include what not to test sometimes.......................
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Difference between Inspections and Walkthroughs.

Walkthroughs: Author presents their developed artifact to an audience of peers. Peers question and comment on the artifact to identify as many defects as possible....................
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What is the different test plan documents prepared during a project?

Various Test plan documents are: Master Test Plan: This is the most important test plan document. It uses the reference of various other documents, artifacts used for the system. It defines testing at all levels. It even includes the reference to subordinate test plans. Also, consists of test concept and summary test plan..................
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Explain the Phased Waterfall Model.

Unlike the big bang waterfall model, the phased model is suitable if the work can be grouped into separate units and delivered in steps rather than everything once and together, by different teams. Consider a system that consists of 4 subsystems,...................
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Explain the Iterative Model.

The iterative model approach is to iterate on steps as the project progresses with requirements. Iterative model iterates Requirements, Design,....................
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Explain the Incremental Model.

The iterative model approach is to iterate on steps as the project progresses with requirements. Iterative model iterates Requirements,....................
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Explain the Spiral Model.

The spiral model follows creation of a series of prototypes for refining the understanding of the requirements. The kind of approach is best suited to projects that are not at all clearly defined and a clear solution is yet to be arrived at..................
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Explain the Evolutionary Model.

All the models suffer from the disadvantage that the duration of time from start of the project to the delivery time of a solution is very high....................
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Explain the V-Model.

It describes how the test approach is developed so that it can be executed in parallel with the designing and development/build phases....................
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What is Equivalence Partitioning?

The input data is divided into partitions and values are chosen from each partition from which the test cases are derived to perform the test..................
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Explain the concept of Decision Tables

It is a way to depict a complex logical situation. It helps in figuring out what is to be done under what circumstances...................
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Explain how to define Severity Rating in your project.

Not all requirements are equally important. Some are more relevant to the main purpose of the system. Severity refers to the impact a defect may have on the system....................
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Answer - Unit testing, also called Component testing is performed by programmers to test that a specified unit of the program meets the expected output when a particular input is....

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What is functional testing?

Functional testing verifies that the end user gets what he wants..............

What are the differences between system and functional testing?

Functional testing involves testing of functional requirements as per the specification..........

Explain WinRunner testing process.

The testing process in WinRunner is divided into six main stages:.........

How does WinRunner recognize objects on the application?

Objects to be tested in WinRunner are recognized using GUI map file.............

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