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SOFTWARE

TESTING
(TESTING)
Engr. Sajid Saleem
OUTLINE
 Testing
 Purpose of testing
 Level 0 to 5
 Testing Terminologies
 Defects
 vs Failure
 Types
 Cost of Finding
 Types of Testing
 Test Cases and Format
2
 Testing Levels
TESTING
What is Testing?
The process of operating a system or component under
specifies conditions, observing or recording the results, and
making an evolution of some aspect of the system or
component (IEEE Standards Glossary of Software Engineering
Terminology)
TESTING
 What is  What ought to be
 Reasons :
 Quality
 Acceptability
 Discover problems

 Testing is the process to prove that the software works


correctly.
OR
 Testing is the process to prove that the software does not
works correctly
PURPOSE OF TESTING
You can also take it as testing approaches or views or mindsets

 Testing levels (Boris Beizer)


 LEVEL-0
 LEVEL-1
 LEVEL-2
 LEVEL-3
 LEVEL-4
LEVEL 0
 No plan. Fix if found
 No formalized effort of testing.
 No difference between testing and debugging
 Adopted by undergraduate CS students
 Get their programs to compile
 Debug with few arbitrarily chosen inputs or
those provided by the instructor
 Does little to help develop programs that are
reliable

LEVEL 1
To show that software works
 Approach: software is correct
 But correctness is virtually
impossible to either achieve or
demonstrate
 Avoid the input that may result in
wrong output
LEVEL 2
 To show that software does not work
 Valid but negative goal
 Testers may like it but developers do not
(level 1 is natural for developers)
 Have adversarial relationship Bad for
team morale
 What to do if no failures are found?
 Is software good? OR Is testing bad?
LEVEL 3
 Purpose of testing is not to
prove anything specific but to
reduce the risk of using the
software
 Accept fact that using software
incurs some risk
 Impossible to check the whole
system ?
 Entire team wants the same
thing
 Reduce the risk; improve the
system
 Developer and tester work
LEVEL 4

 Testing is a mental discipline that


helps all IT professionals develop
higher quality software
 Primary responsibility is measuring
and improving software quality
 Improve the ability of developers
to produce quality software
TESTING TERMINOLOGIES
 Error /mistake
 Fault / Bug / Defect
 Fault of Omission (when
we fail to enter correct
information)
 Fault of Commission
(when we enter something
into a representation that
is incorrect)
 Of these two types, Fault
of Omission are more
difficult to detect and
resolve
 Failure
DEFECT VS FAILURES
 Defect
 A behavior that does not conform to a requirement

 Failure
 A defect that reaches a customer
COMMON TYPES OF

DEFECTS
Following are the common types of defects that occur during development:

 Arithmetic Defects

 Logical Defects

 Syntax Defects

 Multithreading Defects

 Interface Defects

 Performance Defects
COST OF FINDING DEFECTS
 Some defect-detection practices cost more than others
 The most economical practices result in the least cost per
defect found
 Most studies have found that inspections are cheaper than testing
 Formal inspections
 Code reading and inspections
 Peer reviews
TESTING PROCESS
 Test planning

 Test case development

 Running test cases

 Evaluating test results


TYPES OF TESTING
 Black Box Testing / Functional Testing
 Testing based on specification and requirements
 White Box Testing / Structural Testing
 Testing based on internal paths, structure and
implementation of the software
 Grey Box Testing
 Testing is a software testing technique to test a software product
or application with partial knowledge of internal structure of the
application.
TEST CASES
 Well designed test cases have

 Test Case Identification Number


 Inputs
 Order of execution (steps to be followed)
 Expected Output
 Actual Output
 Status / Result
TEST CASE FORMAT WHITE
BOX
TC id
TESTING
Path Input Expecte Actual Status:
/Title d output Output

TC1 xyz x=10, 101 100 Fail


y=11

TC2 abc a=10 13 13 Pass


TEST CASE FORMAT BLACK
BOX TESTING
TESTING LEVELS
TESTING LEVELS
 Unit Testing

 For example, the tester will write some test code that will call a
method with certain parameters and will ensure that the return value
of this method is as expected.

 It uses white box techniques.


TESTING LEVELS
Integration Testing
usually white box testing
techniques are used.
Example: DBMS front
end and back end.
TESTING LEVELS
System Testing
 Includes everything that has to be delivered to the
customer.
 Functionality
 Usability
 Security
 Reliability etc.
 Black box testing techniques are followed.
Acceptance testing
• Black box testing techniques are followed.
THANK YOU

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