Software Testing
Functional Testing in Software Testing With Example
.
Functional Testing?
FUNCTIONAL TESTING is a type of software testing in which we
test the feature /Functionality of the system /software against the requirement
/specification. The main of Functional Testing is to test each and every
function of the application by entering the appropriate inputs and verifying the
actual result against the requirement.
"Functional Testing is a type of black box testing in
which tester the verify the function of application by providing the
appropriate inputs."
Functional Testing is mainly black box testing and it does
not care about the internal source code of the application.
Types Of Functional Testing
- Unit Testing
- Black Box Testing
- Integration Testing
- Smoke Testing
- User Acceptance Testing
- Localization Testing
- Interface Testing
- Usability Testing
- System Testing
- Regression Testing...and more
What do we test in functional Testing?
- In functional testing test, engineers test the functionality of the application against the requirement.
- Functional Testing deals with the main function of the application.
- Functional testing is used to check the error conditions.
- Functional Testing is used to check the accessibility of the system to the user.
- Functional testing is used to check the basic usability of the application.
How to Perform the Functional Testing?
By Following the below steps we perform the functional testing.
- Understand the Software Requirements
- Identify test input (test data)
- preparing test cases with expected result
- Execute test cases
- Comparison of actual result and expected result
Tools For Functional Testing
- Ranorex
- QASource for functional test services
- Selenium
- QTP
- Junit
- Loadrunner
- SoapUI
- TestComplete
Hope !!! The above tutorial " Functional Testing " is helpful for you...
Team,
QA acharya
Tags: Functional Testing, Functional Testing in software
testing, types of Functional testing, Functional testing types, tools for
performance testing
.
Post a Comment
0 Comments