Quiz-1 Software Testing

What is the main purpose of software testing?

• To find and fix all bugs before the software is released

• To make the software perfect

• To make the software more expensive

• To ensure the software works as expected under specified conditions

In the software development life cycle (SDLC), where does testing typically occur?

• Throughout the SDLC but especially from the software implementation phase and after.

• Before the software design phase

• Software testing is not part of the SDLC

• After the software has been deployed

What is the difference between a software error and a software failure?

• A software failure is a flaw in the code, while a software error is when the system doesn't perform its intended functions

• There is no difference, both terms are used interchangeably

• They both refer to the same thing

• A software error is a flaw in the code, while a software failure is when the system doesn't perform its intended functions

What is the real-world impact of software failures?

• It has no real impact, as software failures are rare

• It can cause significant harm and financial losses

• It only affects the software developers

• It can lead to minor inconveniences

Why is it important to include software testing in the early stages of the software development life cycle (SDLC)?

• All of the above

• Because it's easier to find and fix bugs in the early stages

• Because it can lead to a more efficient and cost-effective development process

• Because it helps ensure that the software meets the specified requirements

Which level of testing focuses on individual components in a software?

• Acceptance testing

• System testing

• Integration Testing

• Unit Testing

Which level of testing is performed after system testing?

• Unit Testing

• Integration Testing

• System testing

• Acceptance testing

Which type of testing is performed to ensure that new code changes do not adversely affect existing functionalities?

• Regression Testing

• Load testing

• Performance testing

• Smoke testing

Which testing level focusses on validating the software system against the functional requirements?

• Unit testing

• Integration testing

• System testing

• Acceptance testing

What is functional testing?

• Testing the specific functionality of the software components.

• Testing the user-friendliness of the software.

• Testing the aesthetic elements of the software.

• Testing the non-functional parts of the software.