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ISTQB Exam Practice Continued..

ISTQB Exam Practice Continued..

In a REACTIVE approach to testing you would expect the bulk of the test design work to have begun after the software or system has been produced Good characteristics of testing in any life-cycle model are: when each test level has test objectives specific to that level The Test procedure specification defines the sequence of actions for the execution of a test Component testing searches for…

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ISTQB Exam Practice Continued

ISTQB Exam Practice Continued

For testing, the options below best represent the main concerns of Configuration Management. All items of testware are identified and version controlled All items of testware are tracked for change All items of testware are related to each other and to development items Static Techniques: Data Flow Analysis Inspections Dynamic Techniques Equivalence Partitioning Use Case Testing Exploratory…

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ISTQB Foundation Exam Practice

ISTQB Foundation Exam Practice

Currently studying for ISTQB Foundation Exam, by completing mock tests and chapter based questsions from patshala. A very useful website for quick feedback on your questions and answers. Below are some notes I’ve been taking as I go along, in order to remember questions I had trouble with. I recommend this approach to develop your understanding and memorisation of the foundation syllabus. Test…

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Test Driven Development II

Test Driven Development II

Test-First way of thinking

A valuable software engineering practice, regardless of what methodology you are following.

Some companies can be apprehensive of developer testing, as they feel their testers should be the only ones carrying out tests.

Reasons why testing as soon as possible, even before development, is a great investment

Cost of fixing a bug after release Vs. finding bugs early on.

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Test Driven Development

What is TDD?

A development process driven by the implementation of a test-first approach. The tests which are initially written will fail, then development begins, with the objective being to make the tests pass.

The benefits in the long-term are great, as you are laying the foundation for continuous integration. But it will require a lot of effort and focus in the short term, which can defer or…

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