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Definition of Ad-Hoc testing Ad hoc testing is usually done without having any structured plan, testcase, documentation, etc. It depends on the intention of the tester and the purpose of the test. “Exploring the application like a real user while trying to break it.” Example Suppose you are testing a …

Lets learn what sanity testing is. The meaning of the word Sanity is the state of being healthy. That means checking whether a particular thing is healthy in a given condition. It is a quick and narrow test, not a detailed full test. Simple Definition It is a type of …

So today, we will learn about what regression testing. What is Regression Testing? Regression Testing means testing the existing functionality of an application after: new feature added bug fixed enhancement done configuration changed to make sure old functionality is still working correctly. In simple words: “New changes should not break …

What is smoke testing? If we ask a question about why software testing is required, then the answer to it is simple. Testing is done to make sure the application works correctly before it is used in production. But do you think it is practical to test software completely when …

  Grey Box Testing: Examples, Advantages, and Tools   What is Grey Box Testing? Grey Box Testing is a hybrid testing technique where the tester knows limited internal details of the system but does not have full access to the source code. This partial knowledge allows testers to design better …

  White Box Testing: A Complete Guide with Techniques, Examples, and Benefits Introduction White box testing is a crucial software testing technique that focuses on verifying the internal structure, logic, and code of an application. Unlike black box testing, where testers validate functionality without seeing the code, white box testing …

  Black Box Testing: A Complete Beginner-Friendly Guide Introduction As a manual tester, I frequently use black-box testing while validating real-time business workflows such as login, payments, and form validations. So let’s understand what black box testing starting from its introduction. Black-box testing is one of the most widely used …

  1. Introduction Before a software product is released to the market, it goes through several testing phases — unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and finally, acceptance testing. Acceptance testing is like the final exam before your software graduates! It’s the last stage of testing where the system is …

  System Testing in Software Testing – A Beginner-Friendly Guide 1. Introduction Imagine you are building a car. Before selling it, you don’t just test the brakes or the engine separately — you test the whole car to see how it performs on the road. That’s exactly what System Testing …

  🧑‍💻 Integration Testing –   1. What is Integration Testing? Integration testing is about checking how two or more parts of a software work together. When developers build software, they split it into different modules (like login, cart, payment). First, each module is tested separately (this is unit testing). …