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Software Testing
  Software testing can be termed as the system of
performing a program or application with the
purpose of ascertaining the software bugs. It can
also be described as the method of authenticating
and determining that a software program or
application or product achieves the business and
technical benchmarks that that brought about the
design and development of the software works as
expected.
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Software testing can be broken down into the
following
1.) Process Software testing is a process and
not just a single activity.   2.) All Life Cycle
Activities Testing is a procedure that happens
throughout the Software Development Life Cycle
(SDLC). The procedure of blueprinting tests ahead
of time in the life cycle can aid to thwart bugs
from getting initiated in the code. This is also
referred to as, verifying the test basis via the
test design. The test basis consists of
documents like requirements and design
specifications.   3.) Static Testing This can
test and find out the defects without running the
code. Static Testing is run during the process of
verification, which includes analyzing of the
documents, which includes the source code), and
static analysis. This is a very useful and also
cost effective manner of testing. Examples of
static testing are reviewing, walkthrough,
inspection, etc.   4.) Dynamic Testing In this,
the software code is run to present the outcome
of running tests. Dynamic testing is run at the
time of the validation process. Examples of
dynamic testing are unit testing, integration
testing, system testing, etc.  
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Software testing can be broken down into the
following
5.) Planning Proper planning has to be done as
to what is to be accomplished. In this, the test
activities are controlled, testing progress
reported, and software status under testing
environment.   6.) Preparation Proper
preparation has to be made as to what testing
will be done by choosing the right test
conditions and designing test cases.   7.)
Evaluation During the evaluation, the results
need to be checked the software evaluated under
the testing and the completion criteria, which
assists in deciding as to whether the testing has
been completed and if the software product has
cleared all the tests.   8.) Software and
related work products Along with the code
testing, requirement testing and design
stipulations and related documents like
operation, user, training material, etc., is
important equally.
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Why is software testing necessary?
Software testing is genuinely needed to bring out
the defects and errors that were committed at the
time of the development phase. This is needed as
it makes sure of customers authenticity and
satisfaction with the application that is
developed. It is very critical to make assure the
products quality. Delivering the customers a
quality product will definitely help in winning
their assurance. Testing is an important
requirement so as to be able to furnish the
facilities to customers like handing over a
software application of a high quality product
which would need less maintenance cost and
therefore result in a more correct, uniform, and
dependable results. Testing is needed for an
efficient functioning of the software application
or product. It is important to make sure that the
application does not lead into any breakdown as
it can be very costly in the future and in the
following stages of development.
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When do defects in software testing arise?
Some of the reasons due to which software defects
arise are   1.) The personnel who use the
software application may not have the much needed
knowledge of the product.   2.) The possibility
of the wrong way of using the software that would
lead to the defect and the failure.   3.)
Incorrect code put in by the software developers
and also due to the errors present in the
design.   4.) Wrong arrangement of the
environment that is needed for the testing.
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What are the principles of testing?
1.) Testing brings out the defects if there are
any Testing can only depict the presence of
defects, but it cannot prove if there are any
defects or not. Even after thoroughly testing the
software application and product, it would be
hard to say that the is 100 defect free. In many
ways, testing can only bring down the number of
defects that are not discovered in the software.
Absence of errors is not the proof or the
correctness of the software and the
product.   2.) In-depth testing is not possible
Testing all the things that include all the
combinations of the inputs and the preconditions
is not at all possible. Therefore, rather than
working on in-depth testing the risks and
priorities can be used to center on the testing
efforts.   3.) Early testing of the Product In
the software development growth, the process of
testing must being as soon as possible and must
be concentrated on fixed objectives.   4.) Defect
clustering It is during pre-release testing that
there are a number of modules that contain most
of the defects that are detected and also this is
when most operational failures are shown.  
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What are the principles of testing?
5.) Pesticide paradox Repeating the same test
time and again will eventually lead to the same
chain of the test cases and there will no longer
be any new bugs to be found. In order to get back
this Pesticide Paradox, it is extremely
significant to assess the test cases at regular
intervals therefore, new and out of the ordinary
tests would have to be written in order to
discharge the different portions of the software
or system to possibly discover more
defects.   6.) Testing is dependent on the
context Testing is mainly based on the.
Different tests are conducted on different sites.
For instance, safetycritical software is tried
out in a different way than that of an e-commerce
site.   7) The fallacy of absence of errors
If the system that has bene developed has become
unusable and is not able to meet he needs of the
user and their expectation, then locating and
correcting the defects would not help.
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