27.Test Positive Scenarios

What are positive scenarios in testing?

• Testing where only legitimate inputs are provided.
• Testing where invalid inputs are deliberately used.
• Testing where performance is evaluated.
• Testing where unexpected behaviors are checked.

What is positive testing in Java?

• Testing technique to show product behavior with positive data.
• Testing technique to show product behavior with negative data.
• Testing technique to evaluate performance in Java applications.
• Testing technique to evaluate security vulnerabilities in Java applications.

What is positive test scenarios and negative test scenarios?

• Positive scenarios verify expected behavior, negative scenarios test unexpected behavior.
• Positive scenarios test unexpected behavior, negative scenarios verify expected behavior.
• Both positive and negative scenarios test unexpected behavior.
• Both positive and negative scenarios verify expected behavior.

What is a test scenario in Java?

• A detailed document of test cases for Java applications.
• A high-level classification of testable requirements in Java.
• A specific objective a user might face when using a Java program.
• A liner statement that describes the functionality of a Java application.

What are negative test scenarios?

• Test scenarios that use invalid input data to check for unexpected errors.
• Test scenarios that verify the expected behavior of a system.
• Test scenarios that focus on performance evaluation.
• Test scenarios that check for security vulnerabilities.

What is a test scenario example?

• A description of an objective a user might face when using a program.
• A test case that covers end-to-end functionality of a software application.
• A test scenario that requires multiple testing approaches.
• A test scenario that involves testing different user behaviors.

What is positive test and negative test?

• Positive testing uses valid input data, negative testing uses invalid input data.
• Positive testing checks application response with invalid input data, negative testing checks with valid input data.
• Positive testing verifies expected behavior, negative testing verifies unexpected behavior.
• Positive testing focuses on performance evaluation, negative testing focuses on security vulnerabilities.

What is positive and negative testing called?

• Functional and non-functional testing.
• Positive and negative validation.
• Positive and negative regression testing.
• Positive and negative quality assurance.

How to check positive value in Java?

• By using the '=' operator.
• By using the '<=' operator.
• By using the '>' and '<' operators.
• By using the '==' operator.

What is the difference between smoke and sanity testing?

• Smoke test checks critical functionalities, sanity test checks new functionalities.
• Smoke test checks new functionalities, sanity test checks critical functionalities.
• Smoke test is done on stable builds, sanity test is done on unstable builds.
• Smoke test evaluates performance, sanity test evaluates security.