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Question 1

What is Scripted Testing?

Answer 1

A structured approach where testers follow well-documented test cases and steps without deviation.

Question 2

Motivation for Scripted Testing

Answer 2

Provides a clear guide and detailed report of testing execution.

Question 3

Characteristics of Scripted Testing

Answer 3

Tests are written before execution
Test steps are predefined
Tests are repetitive

Question 4

Scripted Testing Flow

Answer 4

Start Test
Execute Test Cases
End Test

Question 5

Exploratory Testing

Answer 5

A dynamic, hands-on testing approach where testers interact with software without predefined test cases.

Question 6

Motivation for Exploratory Testing

Answer 6

Testers compare planned vs. actual software behavior

Encourages real-time issue discovery

Question 7

Key Features of Exploratory Testing

Answer 7

Test design & execution happen simultaneously
Generates live documentation
Structured yet flexible
Iterative and adaptive

Question 8

Ad-hoc vs. Exploratory Testing

Answer 8

Ad-hoc Testing: Fully spontaneous, informal

Exploratory Testing: Systematic, planned, and documented

Question 9

When should we do exploratory testing?

Answer 9

Lack of specification

Little time avaliable

Increase variability

Software never tested