FourthSetOf10Questions

Question 1

What happens after following the actions in the typical debug process?

Answer 1

• there are done subsequent confirmation testing

Question 2

What does subsequent confirmation testing do?

Answer 2

checks whether the fixes resolved the poblem?

Question 3

Who is done the confirmation testing by?

Answer 3

• preferably by the same person who performed
  the initial test

Question 4

Apart from subsequent confirmation testing what other testing is done?

Answer 4

• subsequent regression testing

Question 5

What does subsequent regression testing do?

Answer 5

• to check whether the fixes are causing failure in other
  parts of the test object

Question 6

What happens when you find a defect in static testing?

Answer 6

when static testing finds a defect,
debugging is concerned with just removing it

Question 7

Is there a need for reproduction or diagnosis in
static testing?

Answer 7

NO

Question 8

Why is there no need for reproduction or diagnosis in static testing?

Answer 8

• because static testing directly finds defects
  and cannot cause failures

Question 9

Why is testing necessary?

Answer 9

Testing, as a form of quality control, helps in achieving the agreed upon goals within the set scope, time, quality, and budget constraints.

Testing’s contribution to success should not be restricted to the test team activities.

Any stakeholder can use their testing skills to bring the project closer to success. Testing components, systems, and associated documentation helps to identify defects in software,

Question 10

TESTING’s Contributions to Success

What are Testing’s contribtions to success?
What is contribution number one?

Answer 10

• testing provides a cost-effective means to detecting
  defects
• these defects can then be removed (by debugging- a non-testing activity)
• so testing indirectly contributes to higher quality
  tesst objects