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Software Testing Summary

Software testing verifies that applications meet requirements and function correctly, ensuring reliability, security, and performance through manual or automated methods. Various types of testing include unit, integration, system, acceptance, performance, security, and regression testing, each with specific tools. The choice of testing tools is influenced by the project's nature, technology stack, and budget.

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Software Testing Summary

Software testing verifies that applications meet requirements and function correctly, ensuring reliability, security, and performance through manual or automated methods. Various types of testing include unit, integration, system, acceptance, performance, security, and regression testing, each with specific tools. The choice of testing tools is influenced by the project's nature, technology stack, and budget.

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Software Testing Overview

Software testing is the process of verifying that a software application meets requirements, works
correctly, and is free of errors.
It ensures reliability, security, and performance. Testing can be manual or automated.

Types of Software Testing:

1. Unit Testing - Tests individual components of the software.


2. Integration Testing - Ensures different parts work together.
3. System Testing - Examines the entire application.
4. Acceptance Testing - Confirms the software is ready for users.
5. Performance Testing - Checks speed, stability, and scalability.
6. Security Testing - Identifies vulnerabilities.
7. Regression Testing - Ensures new changes do not break existing features.

Common Testing Tools:

- Unit Testing: JUnit, NUnit, PyTest, Mocha


- Integration Testing: Postman, SoapUI, Jenkins, TestNG
- System Testing: Selenium, Katalon Studio, TestComplete
- Acceptance Testing: Cucumber, FitNesse, TestRail
- Performance Testing: JMeter, LoadRunner, Gatling
- Security Testing: OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite, Nessus
- Regression Testing: Selenium WebDriver, TestNG, Ranorex

Selecting the right tools depends on the project type, technology stack, and budget.

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