Software Functional Testing Quiz

What is unit testing?

• Unit testing is a method to test the entire software application at once

• Unit testing is not necessary for software development

• Unit testing is a software testing method where individual units or components of a software are tested in isolation from the rest of the application.

• Unit testing is only used for testing hardware components

Why is unit testing important in software development?

• Unit testing is not important and is a waste of time

• Unit testing is important for identifying and fixing bugs early in the development process, ensuring that individual units of code work as expected, and providing a safety net for refactoring and code changes.

• Unit testing only adds unnecessary complexity to the development process

• Unit testing is only necessary for large-scale projects

What is integration testing?

• B

• C

• A

• D

What are the different types of integration testing?

• Static testing, Dynamic testing, Manual testing

• Black box testing, White box testing, Grey box testing

• Big Bang, Top-Down, Bottom-Up, and Sandwich testing

• Unit testing, Regression testing, Acceptance testing

What is system testing?

• System testing is a level of testing that only focuses on individual components

• System testing is a type of hardware testing

• System testing is a level of software testing where a complete and integrated software is tested.

• System testing is a type of user acceptance testing

Why is system testing important in the software development lifecycle?

• To add unnecessary complexity to the project

• To ensure that the entire system functions correctly and meets the requirements and expectations of the end users.

• To waste time and resources

• To make the software development process longer

What is acceptance testing?

• Type of testing conducted to determine if the software meets the developer's requirements

• Type of testing conducted to determine if the software meets the customer's requirements

• Type of testing conducted to determine if the software is user-friendly

• Type of testing conducted to determine if the software is bug-free

What are the different types of acceptance testing?

• Unit Testing, Integration Testing, System Testing

• Black Box Testing, White Box Testing, Grey Box Testing

• Static Testing, Dynamic Testing, Manual Testing

• User Acceptance Testing (UAT), Alpha Testing, and Beta Testing

What is regression testing?

• The process of testing new software features

• The process of re-running tests on previously tested software to ensure that recent code changes have not adversely affected the existing functionality.

• The process of testing software for the first time

• The process of testing software without any changes

Why is regression testing important in software maintenance?

• To make the software more difficult to use

• To introduce new bugs into the software

• To slow down the software performance

• To ensure that new changes or updates to the software do not negatively impact existing functionality.