Know Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC) a little better

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Know Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC) a little
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The testing trend and competency are shifting.
More technical and process-oriented testers are
now required. Testing is no longer confined to
discovering flaws it now has a broader scope and
is necessary right from the start of a project,
even before the requirements are finalized. The
Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC) is a set of
activities that are carried out during the
testing process to guarantee that software
quality objectives are satisfied. STLC process
has two parts one isa verification and another is
validation. Software testing is not merely a
single/isolated process, contrary to popular
notion. It comprises a set of operations that are
carried out in a methodical manner to assist with
the certification of your software product.
Software Testing Life Cycle is commonly known as
STLC. The Software Testing Life Cycle is a set
or group of operations performed by the tester in
order to ensure that the software application
satisfies client requirements and is bug-free. A
series of actions are conducted in a systematic
manner to assist you to confirm the product
item.A reputable quality assurance service
provider can help your business keep the software
current and tested on a regular basis. Lets have
a look at the role and phases of the software
testing life cycle (STLC).
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• Phases of the STLC
• Every Software Testing Life Cycle Model (STLC
  Model) has the following six majorsoftware
  testing phases
• Requirement Analysis
• The QA team analyses the business requirements
  specification (BRS) document to identify the
  needs from a testing standpoint during the
  requirements analysis phase. This may necessitate
  the team to communicate with stakeholders to gain
  a better understanding of the requirements. If
  certain requirements are not tested, a mitigation
  strategy can be written instead.
• Test Planning
• In the STLC, Test Planning is the phase in which
  a Senior QA Manager establishes the test plan
  strategy, as well as the projects effort and
  cost estimations. The resources, test
  environment, test constraints, and testing
  timetable are in the same step as the Test Plan
  is created and finalized.

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• Test case development
• Following the preparation of the test strategy,
  the Test Case Development Phase covers the
  design, checking, and adjusting of experiments
  and test contents. The Test information is first
  differentiated, then made and discussed, and then
  altered based on the preconditions. The QA group
  then begins improving the interaction of
  experiments for individual units.
• Test Environment setup
• The Test Case Development Phase follows the
  completion of the test strategy and includes the
  design, verification, and revision of test cases
  and test scripts. The Test data is first
  identified, then prepared, examined, and modified
  in accordance with the preconditions. The QA team
  then begins the process of creating test cases
  for specific units.

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• Test Execution
• Testers do the test execution step, which
  involves testing the program using the test plans
  and test cases that have been created. Executing
  test scripts, maintaining test scripts, and
  reporting defects are all part of the process.
  Bugs are reported to the developing team for
  rectification, and theirretesting is done.
• Test Cycle closure
• This is the final step of the Software Testing
  Life Cycle, and it entails a number of tasks such
  as creating test completion documents, gathering
  test completion matrices, and analyzing test
  results. Testing colleagues get together to
  discuss, inspect, and dismantle testing antiques
  in order to identify future systems that must be
  implemented, walking through activities from the
  current examination cycle. The idea is to get rid
  of measurement bottlenecks in future test cycles.

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• The Bottom Line
• The sequence of changes from one form to another
  is referred to as a lifecycle in simple terms.
  These alterations can occur in both tangible and
  immaterial objects. From conception through
  retirement/death, every entity has a lifecycle.
  Software, in a similar way, is a separate entity.
  Testing, like software development, has a set of
  stages that must be followed in a specific order.
  If you want to learn more and get started on your
  companys digital journey, contact IBR Infotech.

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