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Software Testing Types

The document discusses 14 different types of software testing: unit testing, integration testing, system testing, acceptance testing, regression testing, performance testing, security testing, usability testing, accessibility testing, exploratory testing, alpha testing, beta testing, ad-hoc testing, and smoke testing. Each type of testing focuses on evaluating a different aspect of the software system such as individual components, system functionality, user experience, security, and performance under various conditions.

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Software Testing Types

The document discusses 14 different types of software testing: unit testing, integration testing, system testing, acceptance testing, regression testing, performance testing, security testing, usability testing, accessibility testing, exploratory testing, alpha testing, beta testing, ad-hoc testing, and smoke testing. Each type of testing focuses on evaluating a different aspect of the software system such as individual components, system functionality, user experience, security, and performance under various conditions.

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Software Testing Types (14)

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1) Unit testing: Testing individual units


or components of a software system
in isolation.
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2) Integration testing: Testing how


different components of a software
system work together.
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3) System testing: Testing a complete


software system to ensure that it
meets its functional and non-
functional requirements.
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4) Acceptance testing: Testing


whether a software system meets the
requirements and expectations of its
intended users.
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5) Regression testing: Testing to


ensure that changes made to a
software system do not cause
previously working functionality to
fail.
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6) Performance testing: Testing to


evaluate the performance and
scalability of a software system under
varying workloads.
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7) Security testing: Testing to identify


and address potential security
vulnerabilities in a software system.
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8) Usability testing: Testing to ensure


that a software system is easy to use
and understand for its intended users.
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9) Accessibility testing: Testing is to


ensure that the software system can
be used by everyone, regardless of
their disabilities, and that it meets
accessibility standards and guidelines.
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10) Exploratory testing: Testing to


discover defects that may not be
found through scripted testing.
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11) Alpha testing: Testing a software


system before it is released to the
public, usually by a small group of
testers.
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12) Beta testing: Testing a software


system with a larger group of external
users before it is released to the
public.
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13) Ad-hoc testing: Informal testing


done without a specific test plan or
script.
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14) Smoke testing: Testing to quickly


determine if a software system is
stable and functional enough to
proceed with more rigorous testing.
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