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This document provides an overview of functional testing. It defines functional testing as verifying that each function of a software application operates as specified. It discusses the differences between functional and non-functional testing, the objective and focus of each. Steps in functional testing are identified as determining functionality, creating test data, determining expected outputs, executing test cases, and comparing actual and expected outputs. Types of functional testing and techniques are described along with advantages of the Selenium tool for automation.
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- 4. What is Software Testing? Software testingis defined as an activity to check whether the actual results match the expected results and to ensure that the software system is Defect free. edureka!
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- 6. Types of SoftwareTesting Functional Testing Non-Functional Testing edureka!
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- 8. Functional Testing Functional testingverifies that each function of the software application operates in conformance with the requirement specification. edureka!
- 9. Functional Testing Non-Functional Testing Objective Area ofFocus Ease of Testing Functionality Execution edureka!
- 10. Objective Area of Focus Easeof Testing Functionality Execution Carried out the verified software actions To verify the performance of software Non- Functional Testing edureka! Functional Testing
- 11. Objective Area of Focus Ease ofTesting Functionality Execution Concentrates on the User Requirement Concentrates on the User expectation Non- Functional Testing edureka! Functional Testing
- 12. Objective Area of Focus Easeof Testing Functionality Execution Easy to execute Black box testing Easy to execute White box testing Non- Functional Testing edureka! Functional Testing
- 13. Functional Testing Objective Area ofFocus Ease of Testing Functionality Execution Describes what the product does Describes how the product works Non- Functional Testing edureka!
- 14. Objective Area of Focus Easeof Testing Functionality Execution Takes place before the Non- Functional Testing Takes place after the Functional Testing Non- Functional Testing edureka! Functional Testing
- 15. Advantages of Functional Testing Product Replica NoAssumptions High Quality Bug-Free Risk-based Testing edureka!
- 16. Steps involved in Functional Testing Determine Functionality Step1 Create Input Data Step 2 Determine output Step 3 Execute Test Cases Step 4 Compare outputs Step 5 edureka!
- 17. Types of FunctionalTesting Unit Testing Sanity Testing Smoke Testing Regression Tests Integration Testing Usability Testing edureka!
- 18. Functional Testing Techniques PositiveTesting Negative Testing Decision Tables End user based Tests Equivalence Tests Boundary Value Analysis Alternate Path Tests Ad-hoc tests edureka!
- 19. Tools for Functional Testing Ranorex Selenium TestIO Telerik CUIT edureka!
- 20. Advantages of Selenium Open Source Tool SupportsCross Browsing Automates Web Applications edureka!
- 21. Why Selenium IDEfor Automation Testing? Test Scripts OS-Platforms Browsers edureka!
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