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Difference between QA and QC

👨‍💼QA ensures that the correct techniques are used in the first place in order to produce and deliver the end result of a Product.

👨‍💻The QC role relates to the end product and ensures that any mistakes are revealed and rectified before the product is passed on to the paying client.

👬The difference between quality control and quality assurance is that QC isn’t interested in the techniques used to reach the final product.

🔤Alpha Testing And Beta Testing

Alpha and Beta testing are the Acceptance Testing types that help in building confidence to launch the product/software.💻

❓What Is Alpha Testing❓
This is a form of internal acceptance testing performed mainly by the in-house software testing teams. Alpha testing is the last testing done by the test teams before releasing the software for the beta test.👩‍💻👨‍💻

❓What Is Beta Testing❓
This is a testing stage followed by the internal alpha test. It is the final testing phase where the companies release the product/software to external test teams or employees.

Beta testing can be defined as– the testing performed by real users in a real environment.👨‍💼

❓What's the difference between stress and load testing❓

Load testing helps to determine the reliability of the application. It helps to understand the performance and behavior of application under various loads.Load testing is performed with maximum limits. 🚫

Stress Testing helps to understand the stability of application. and identify the breaking point of server. Stress testing is performed with more then maximum limits.⛔️

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Some of the challenges in Regression Testing🔨

With successive regression runs, test suites become quite large. The entire regression test suite cannot be executed due to time constraints or budget constraints.👨‍🏫

Minimizing the test suite while achieving maximum, thus deciding test coverage is a challenge.👨‍💼

Determination of frequency of Regression Tests, e.g. after every build update or after bug fixes is a challenge.🤷‍♂️

❓What is Regression Testing❓

Regression testing is defined as a type of software testing to confirm that a recent code change has not adversely affected existing features.Regression Testing is full or partial selection of already executed test cases which are re-executed to ensure existing functionalities work fine.💯

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What is Security Testing?🔑

Is a type of Software Testing that uncovers vulnerabilities, threats, risks in a software application and prevents malicious attacks from intruders. The purpose of Security Tests is to identify all possible loopholes and weaknesses of the software system.⚙️

The goal of security testing is to identify the threats in the system and measure its potential vulnerabilities. It helps in detecting possible security risks in the system and help developers to fix these problems through coding.🔐

❓Why We Test Software

Software Testing is necessary because the existence of faults in software is inevitable. Beyond fault-detection, the modern view of testing holds that fault-prevention is at least as important as detecting faults in software by executing dynamic tests.💯

Why We Test Software — Testing Excellence Why is testing necessary? Testing is necessary because the existence of faults in software is inevitable. Beyond fault-detection, the modern view of testing holds that fault-prevention (e.g. early fault detection/removal from requirements, designs etc. through static

4 QA TERMS YOU NEED TO KNOW

1. Test Case
Consists of specified preconditions, steps, and expected results to determine if a feature performs its function as expected.🅰️

2. Defect
Any deviation from an application’s specifications. 🐞

3. Regression testing
This type of test commonly is executed on a new build which ensures that all previously tested functionality is not broken.💯

4. Smoke tests
Minimal type of test to check only the most basic functions of a product and if to find out if build is ready for more advanced testing.❓

❓ How much testing is enough ❓

✏️The answer to “How much testing is enough?” is “It depends!” (this was first pointed out by Bill Hetzel in his book “The Complete Guide to Software Testing”). It depends on risk, the risk of missing faults, of incurring high failure costs, of losing creditability and market share. 💲
All of these suggest that more testing is better. However, it also depends on the risk of missing a market window and the risk of over-testing (doing ineffective testing) which suggest that less testing may be better.📈

Source:

How Much Testing Is Enough? — Testing Excellence It is possible to do enough testing but determining the how much is enough is difficult. Simply doing what is planned is not sufficient since it leaves the question as to how much should be

⚠️Security Testing ⚠️

Security Testing is done to check how the software or application or website is secure from internal and external threats. This testing includes how much software is secure from the malicious program, viruses and how secure and strong the authorization and authentication processes are.🔐

It also checks how software behaves for any hackers attack and malicious programs and how software is maintained for data security after such a hacker attack.❌

Source: https://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/types-of-software-testing/

Types of Software Testing: Different Testing Types with Details What are different types of Software testing? In this tutorial, I have covered almost all software testing types which we use in STLC.