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Two Phases Of Software Testing

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Testing is the process of evaluation a system or its components to find whether it satisfies the predicted requirements and outputs or not. The other definition of testing is to execute a system and also to find or identify any gaps, errors, or missing requirements in contrary to the actual requirements. Performing the software testing will correctly responds to any kind of inputs we give and it also performs its functions with a given time span. Early stage of testing the software will reduces the time, cost, rework and if we delay the testing it would be somewhat difficult to identify the errors in the software so testing should be done at the beginning stage and no one can say that the software is 100% tested. In this project we are going …show more content…

They are 1.Static testing and 2.Dynamic testing. The phases are divided upon whether the software is executed or not. Static testing means testing the software without the execution of the code. The opposite of static testing is dynamic testing. In the dynamic testing the system which is under the test is tested either by executing it or by executing the parts of the system. Dynamic testing is divided into two types.1.Functional testing and 2.Non functional testing. Functional testing purpose is to check whether the software corresponds to its requirements which are defined in the system. In the functional testing the inputs are given to the system which are under the test and to check whether the proper output is came or not and also the state of the system. The purpose of the non-functional testing is to test the quality issues of the software. Non- functional testing has so many benefits they are: The performance of the non-functional testing is high, security, usability, probability and …show more content…

MANUAL TESTING: The testing which is performed by the human (User) carefully executes the test cases in the computer by sitting in front of it is known as manual testing. This is a very basic type of testing which is used to find the defects and bugs in the software application which is under the test. For the manual testing it is not necessary to have the knowledge of any testing tool. Manual testing is very important because in the automation testing100% bug free testing is not possible. The goal of manual testing is to make the application error and defect free and to check whether the software is working as per the given requirements. In this testing the user(tester) will take the role of the end user and tests the application which is under the test to identify the unexpected behavior and defects in the software. In the manual testing there are different types of testing. They are:1. System testing 2.User acceptance testing 3.Unit testing 4.Integration testing.5. Black box testing 6.White box

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