Black Box Testing is a software testing method that focuses on validating functionality without knowledge of the internal workings of the application. It includes various types such as Functional Testing and Regression Testing, which ensure that software meets requirements and maintains reliability after updates. The document also discusses advantages, disadvantages, and tools related to Black Box Testing.
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Black Box Testing Software Testing Method
Black Box Testing is a software testing method that focuses on validating functionality without knowledge of the internal workings of the application. It includes various types such as Functional Testing and Regression Testing, which ensure that software meets requirements and maintains reliability after updates. The document also discusses advantages, disadvantages, and tools related to Black Box Testing.
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Black Box Testing is a Software testing method in which the internal working of the
application is not known to the tester.
The Black Box Testing mainly focuses on testing the functionality of software without any knowledge of the internal logic of an application. Here we are learning the topics related to the Black Box Testing in detail. Table of Content What is Black Box Testing? Types Of Black Box Testing Advantages of Black Box Testing Disadvantages of Black Box Testing Difference between Black Box Testing and White Box Testing Grey Box Testing Ways of Black Box Testing Done Tools Used for Black Box Testing Features of Black Box Testing What Does black Box Testing Focus On? What is Black Box Testing? Black-box testing is a Type of Software Testing in which the tester is not concerned with the software’s internal knowledge or implementation details but rather focuses on validating the functionality based on the provided specifications or requirements. Black Box Testing Types Of Black Box Testing The testing of application without knowing the internal code or structure, following are the various Types of Black Box Testing: Types of Black Box Testing 1. Functional Testing Functional Testing is a type of Software Testing in which the system is tested against the functional requirements and specifications. Functional testing ensures that the requirements or specifications are properly satisfied by the application. This testing is not concerned with the source code of the application. Each functionality of the software application is tested by providing appropriate test input, expecting the output, and comparing the actual output with the expected output. This testing focuses on checking the user interface, APIs, database, security, client or server application, and functionality of the Application Under Test. Functional testing can be manual or automated. It determines the system’s software functional requirements. 2. Regression Testing Regression Testing is like a Software Quality checkup after any changes are made. It involves running tests to make sure that everything still works as it should, even after updates or tweaks to the code. This ensures that the software remains reliable and functions properly, maintaining its integrity throughout its development lifecycle. Regression means the return of something and in the software field, it refers to the return of a bug. It ensures that the newly added code is compatible with the existing code. In other words, a new software update has no impact on the functionality of the software. This is carried out after a system maintenance operation and upgrades.