Testing Using Test Data

Data used for performance testing.

Data used for user acceptance testing.

Data used to simulate real-time scenarios.

Data used to verify the correctness and reliability of a program.

To test the behavior of a program at the boundaries of input values.

To test the security of a program.

To test the functionality of a program.

To test the performance of a program.

A technique that divides the input data into groups, where members of each group are expected to exhibit similar behavior.

A technique that measures the performance of the software under varying workloads.

A technique that tests the compatibility of the software with different devices.

A technique that validates the structure and syntax of the code.

To test the compatibility of a program with different operating systems.

To validate the performance of a program under high load.

To ensure that changes or modifications in a program do not introduce new bugs or issues in existing functionality.

To verify the responsiveness and scalability of a program.

A testing technique where the internal structure, design, or implementation of the program is not known to the tester.

A testing technique that mimics real-world user interactions with the software.

A testing technique that verifies the correctness of algorithms used in the program.

A testing technique that focuses on testing individual components or modules of a program.

To quickly assess whether the critical functionalities of a program are working correctly.

To validate the performance of a program under varying workloads.

To thoroughly test all features of a program.

To find and fix defects in the program's code.

Functional testing focuses on input validation, while non-functional testing measures the code coverage.

Functional testing covers manual testing, while non-functional testing is automated.

Functional testing checks the behavior and functionality of the software, while non-functional testing focuses on performance, security, and usability aspects.

Functional testing verifies the syntax and structure of the code, while non-functional testing ensures compatibility with different hardware.

A testing technique that measures the responsiveness and scalability of the software.

A testing technique that focuses on testing the internal structure and design of the program.

A testing technique where individual software modules are combined and tested as a group.

A testing technique that validates the compatibility of the software with different operating systems.

To verify the performance and efficiency of the software under different workloads.

To evaluate the ease of use and user-friendliness of the software from the end-user's perspective.

To validate the behavior of the software at the boundaries of input values.

To test the compatibility of the software with various operating systems and devices.

To test the functionality and behavior of a software application.

To validate the compatibility of a software application with different devices.

To verify the correctness and reliability of a software application.

To measure the performance and stability of a software application under expected and peak loads.