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Methods of Testing

Methods of Testing

Hi everyone, today I am going to discuss one of the basic topics in testing. Below is the high -level tutorial agenda for that particular topic. As a tester, you should be aware all the testing techniques to test the entire software application.The testing techniques are.
  • Black Box Testing
  • Grey Box Testing
  • White Box Testing
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1- Black Box Testing:

This type of testing technique done by the tester without knowing any programming knowledge.Testers mainly use excel sheet to test software application through decision tables, flow charts and document reviewing provided by the development team and business team members.

2- Grey Box Testing:

Testers who know some programming skills done such type of testing.For example, API testing, performance testing, system compatibility testing are under Grey Box Testing.

3- White Box Testing:

Developers and Automation Test Engineers are performing such kind of testing.This type of testing involves much programming practice and programming knowledge.For Example Unit testing, functional testing, and regression testing.There are many testing frameworks and tools are available in the market to make testing process easier.
  • Junit, TestNG, and NUnit for Unit Testing
  • Selenium suite for functional and regression testing
  • Appium for mobile application testing
  • HP ALM Suite for test management
  • Soap UI, ARC  and Postman chrome extension for API Testing

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