Category: Test case documentation – QA

Testing show the presence of defects: When we test software, we may or may not find defects. If we find defects, then that’s proof of the presence of bugs. But if your tests didn’t find defects, thats not proof that the software is defect free. Testing can show the defects are present, but cannot prove… Continue reading Seven principles of testing

Cookie Testing is defined as a Software Testing type that checks Cookie created in your web browser. A cookie is a small piece of information that is stored in a text file on user’s (client) hard drive by the web server. This piece of information is then sent back to the server each time the… Continue reading What is Cookie Testing?

Ad hoc Testing is an informal or unstructured software testing type that aims to break the testing process in order to find possible defects or errors at an early possible stage. Ad hoc testing is done randomly and it is usually an unplanned activity which does not follow any documentation and test design techniques to create… Continue reading Ad hoc Testing