Key Elements of Testing

What is the main focus of functional testing?

• Testing each function of the software application
• Testing the software for performance issues
• Testing the software for design consistency
• Testing the software against non-functional requirements

Which areas does functional testing cover?

• User Interface, APIs, Database, Security, and Client/Server Communication
• Security, Performance, Usability
• Hardware components, Operating Systems, Network Protocols
• Only User Interface and Database

What type of testing involves conducting tests on a complete, integrated system to evaluate compliance with specified requirements?

• Unit Testing
• Integration Testing
• System Testing
• Regression Testing

What is the purpose of non-functional testing?

• To ensure data integrity in the database
• To test each function of the software application
• To evaluate system performance under specific conditions
• To check user interface usability

How is functional testing different from non-functional testing?

• Functional testing only covers User Interface, while non-functional testing covers Security
• Functional testing is manual, while non-functional testing is automated
• Functional testing checks if the software behaves as expected, while non-functional testing evaluates system performance
• Functional testing focuses on performance, while non-functional testing focuses on functionality

Which type of testing measures system responsiveness and stability under specific workloads?

• Regression Testing
• Integration Testing
• Unit Testing
• Load Testing