Question 1 Flashcards
What is the focus of a QA professional’s role?
Testing web and mobile applications, focusing on UI and functionality.
What tools are commonly used in QA for issue tracking and test case management?
- Jira
- TestRail
- Xcode
- Android Studio
What types of testing are performed to ensure a seamless user experience?
- Smoke testing
- Regression testing
- Exploratory testing
When do you report issues in Jira?
Whenever I notice a mismatch between the actual and expected behavior during testing.
How do you write a bug report in Jira?
Create a new ticket, select the bug issue type, provide a title, include steps to reproduce, actual vs. expected behavior, environment details, and attach relevant files.
What do you do if a developer says it’s not a bug?
Review requirements to verify if it’s expected behavior, close the bug if it is, or reopen and assign it back to the developer if it’s not.
What are ADB commands used for?
- Installing and uninstalling apps
- Extracting log files (adb logcat)
- Executing commands like adb devices, adb push/pull, adb reboot
What Linux/Unix commands have you used?
- grep
- pwd
- cd
- ls
- touch
- mkdir
- open
What do you focus on while performing UI testing?
Ensuring UI elements are properly aligned, not overlapping, and free of truncations, as well as checking for spelling or grammar issues.
How do you write test cases?
Based on requirements, breaking them down into flows and detailed steps, specifying expected results.
What is the difference between Smoke and Regression testing?
- Smoke Testing: Quick check (15-20 test cases) for critical functionalities after a new build.
- Regression Testing: Comprehensive testing (200-400 test cases) to ensure recent changes haven’t affected existing features.
How can a tester be sure that a bug has been fixed?
By verifying that the bug is no longer reproducible in the new build.
What should you do if a bug is marked as ‘not a bug’?
Check if it’s as designed, doesn’t map to requirements, or is an enhancement request; ask for clarification if needed.
What is the typical duration of a sprint cycle in QA?
Three weeks, with the first week for planning and design, followed by development and testing.
Why do you want to leave your current job?
The project I’m working on is ending soon, and I’m looking for a stable, long-term opportunity.
Why did you choose to work in QA?
I’m passionate about technology and enjoy finding issues to create a quality product.
What do you do if a developer tells you that the bug is not reproducible?
Double-check the environment and steps; try on other devices, and close the ticket if not reproducible.
