Dependency Testing: What, Why, and How?
Dependency testing is a software testing technique that evaluates the initial states of an existing software and its impacted areas to test the functionality of new or existing features. It …
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How to Conduct a Code Walkthrough?
A code walkthrough is a type of software review that involves the author of the code explaining the logic and design of their code to other developers. The purpose of …
Why Software Has Bugs and How to Prevent Them?
Software bugs are errors, flaws, or faults in a software program that cause it to produce an incorrect or unexpected result, or to behave in unintended ways. Software bugs can …
Verification and Validation in Software Testing
Software testing is a process of checking whether the software meets the specified requirements and expectations of the users. Software testing can be divided into two main categories: verification and …
False Positive and False Negative in Software Testing
As a software tester, you may have heard of the terms false positive and false negative in software testing. But what do they mean and why are they important? In …
Ad Hoc Testing: A Simple Way to Check Software
Imagine you’re a detective, like the ones you see in cartoons or read about in books. Your job is to find clues and solve mysteries. Now, what if I told …