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Static Testing Basics In contrast to dynamic testing, in static testing the software under test does not need to be executed. Code, process specification, system architecture specification or other work products are evaluated through manual examinati...
Test levels are groups of test activities that are organised and managed together. Each test level is an instance of the test process, performed in relation to software at a given phase of development, from individual components to complete systems o...
An SDLC model is an abstract, high-level representation of the software development process. An SDLC model defines how different development phases and types of activities performed within this process relate to each other, both logically and chronol...
Skill is the ability to do something well that comes from one’s knowledge, practice and aptitude. Good testers should possess some essential skills to do their job well. Good testers should be effective team players and should be able to perform test...
Testing is context dependent, but, at a high level, there are common sets of test activities without which testing is less likely to achieve test objectives. These sets of test activities form a test process. The test process can be tailored to a giv...
Testing Principles. A number of testing principles offering general guidelines applicable to all testing have been suggested over the years. This article describes seven such principles. 1. Testing shows the presence, not the absence of defects. Test...
