Types of Testing – Manual Testing Free Training

Welcome to the Manual Testing Free Training series. In this tutorial, we are going to discuss the following things in detail.

Let’s begin with the first question

What is Software Quality?

Whenever the team delivers the product or application to their client, they have to be certain their product or application should be Bug-free, robust, delivered on time and within budget, most significantly meets requirements, and is maintainable.

Here are some more key aspects of quality that should be included:

• Good design
• Look and Style Good functionality
• It does the job well
• Reliable
• Consistency
• Value for money

Overall, these things are divided among different members.  The Good design and stylish aspects are just for attraction, but if the product or application is not performing well as per the expectations, then there is no point in the stylish product.

To ensure the functionality, robustness, and integrity of the product or application, the team has to perform a process to check the software Quality. This process is called Software testing.

What is Software testing?

Software testing is a process to find out software bugs in a program or application. It can be stated that the process of validating and verifying a software program or application or product that meets the business and technical requirements.

Let’s move to the next question,

Why is Software testing significant?

Software Testing is significant because if there are any bugs or flaws or errors in the software, it can be determined early and can be fixed before the delivery. Properly tested software product assures functionality, robustness, security, and high performance which further results in time-saving, cost-effectiveness, and customer satisfaction.

Software Testing involves the execution of software/system components using manual or automation tools to evaluate errors, gaps, or missing requirements. This statement enlightens us on our next discussion point:

Ways of testing!

There are mainly 2 ways of testing:

Manual testing: Manual testing is a technique that is carried out to test the application manually and finds the defects/bugs. Manual testing was performed without using any automated tool or script. In this type, the software tester takes the role of an end-user and tests the software to identify any unexpected behavior or bug. There are different types of manual testing, such as:

• Unit testing,
• Integration testing,
• System testing, and
• User acceptance testing, etc.

Software Testers use test plans, test cases, or test scenarios to test an application to ensure the completeness of testing.

Automation Testing: Automation testing, which is also known as Test Automation, is when the tester writes scripts and uses testing tools to test the product. This process involves the automation of manual steps. Automation testing is not only used functionality-wise, but also it can be used to test the application from load, performance, and stress perspectives. It increases test coverage, improves accuracy, and saves time and money in comparison to manual testing.

Here are some related video tutorials:

Instructor-led Training

For Instructor-led training

Master of Manual testing

For Self-Driven training

https://www.itlearn360.com/self-paced-courses/qa-manual-tester-beginner-to-advance/

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