Q.1 What is unit testing?
ANSWER:Unit testing is a single modules testing, basically done by developer. This is a white box testing.
Q.2 What is alpha testing?
ANSWER:Testing of an application when development is nearing completion minor design changes may still be made as a result of such testing. Typically done by end user or other not by programmer or tester.
Q3: What is beta testing?
ANSWER:Testing when development and testing are essentially completed and find bugs and problems need to be found before find release. Typically done by end user or other not by programmer or tester.
Q.4 What is gamma testing?
ANSWER:A gamma testing is testing of s/w that has all the required features, but it did not go through all the in-house quality checks. Cynics tend to refer to s/w releases as "gamma testing".
Q.5 What is acceptance testing?
ANSWER: Acceptance testing is a final test action before deploying the software. The goal of acceptance testing is to verify that the s/w is ready and can be used by your end user to perform those functions and tasks for which the s/w was built.
Q.6 What is monkey testing?
ANSWER: Monkey testing refers broadly to any form of automated testings done randomly and without any "typical user" bias. Calling such tools monkeys derives from variation of this popular aphorism.
Q.7 What is black box testing?
ANSWER:
1:->In the black box testing the tester should not need to know the internal code and design.
2:->Tester should be must to know the legal input and expected output, but they do not need to know how the internal program works.
Q.8 What is white box testing?
ANSWER:Tester should be must to know the legal input and expected output and need to know how the internal program works.
