1.1.7 Various Types of Testing

What is Validation and verification?

• Validation ensures the product meets the user's needs, while verification ensures it meets specifications.

• Validation and verification are both the same processes.

• Verification is done after validation.

• Validation is a part of verification.

Identify the importance of testing.

• To ensure the software meets requirements

• To increase the development time

• To reduce the cost of the project

• To make the software more complex

What happens if the passwords do not match in the sign-up form?

• The form will be submitted successfully.

• An error message will be displayed.

• The page will refresh automatically.

• The password fields will be cleared.

What does functional testing confirm?

• That the system is secure

• That individual commands, text input, menu functions, etc. perform and function correctly according to the design specifications

• That the system is user-friendly

• That the system is cost-effective

What is alpha testing?

• Testing done after the software is released to the public.

• Testing done before the software product is made available to the general public.

• Testing done by end users in their usual workplace.

• Testing done by external testers.

Who is involved in beta testing outside the company?

• Employees

• External users

• Management

• Developers

What is a result of frequent beta testing?

• Improved software quality

• Increased development costs

• Decreased user engagement

• Slower release cycles

In dry-run testing, what does the programmer examine to decide on the output of a run?

• User interface

• Source code

• Test cases

• Documentation

What is the main purpose of unit testing?

• To test the entire system at once

• To test individual parts of the system separately

• To test the user interface only

• To test the system's performance

Debugging is the process of:

• Writing code

• Testing software

• Finding and fixing errors in code

• Designing a program