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Software testing techniques are essential for ensuring quality and functionality. Key techniques include:
Black Box Testing: Testing without knowledge of internal workings, focusing on input-output.
White Box Testing: Involves examining the internal logic and structure of the code.
Unit Testing: Testing individual components or functions for correctness.
Integration Testing: Checking the interactions between integrated components.
System Testing: Validating the complete and integrated software system.
Acceptance Testing: Ensuring the software meets business requirements, often conducted by end-users.
Software testing techniques help ensure software quality by identifying defects and validating functionality. Key techniques include:
Black Box Testing – Tests without looking into code, focusing on inputs/outputs.
White Box Testing – Tests internal code structures.
Unit Testing – Tests individual components.
Integration Testing – Tests interactions between modules.
System Testing – Tests the entire system.
Acceptance Testing – Validates software against requirements.
Regression Testing – Checks for issues after updates.
Smoke Testing – Basic functionality check.
Sanity Testing – Verifies specific fixes.
Performance Testing – Evaluates speed and stability.
Security Testing – Checks for vulnerabilities.
Compatibility Testing – Ensures cross-platform functionality.
Usability Testing – Focuses on user experience.
Ad-Hoc Testing – Informal, exploratory testing.
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