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The document outlines three testing methodologies: Monkey Testing, Exploratory Testing, and AdHoc Testing. Monkey Testing is used to identify defects through random execution of test cases when time is limited, focusing on high-priority cases. Exploratory Testing aims to gain product knowledge by executing existing test cases, while AdHoc Testing is conducted without formal test cases, relying on domain knowledge to identify defects.

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16.testing Terminology

The document outlines three testing methodologies: Monkey Testing, Exploratory Testing, and AdHoc Testing. Monkey Testing is used to identify defects through random execution of test cases when time is limited, focusing on high-priority cases. Exploratory Testing aims to gain product knowledge by executing existing test cases, while AdHoc Testing is conducted without formal test cases, relying on domain knowledge to identify defects.

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Velocity Corporate Training Centre, Chinchwad, Pune

Testing Terminologies

1. Monkey Testing:
2. Exploratory Testing
3. AdHoc Testing

Monkey Testing:
 Purpose: To break the system/code. (To find out more number of
defects)
 When – when we have less time for testing/ more test cases for
execution.
 Approach of the Testing- Random execution of the Test Case
 Domain Knowledge is required
 Test Case Execution – High—Medium—Low (Positive Scenario Only)
 When developer take more time for development at that time tester
have less time to do testing on software or product at this situation, we
do monkey testing.
 When we have a lots of test cases to execute but didn’t have enough
time to do execution of test cases at that time, we perform monkey
testing.
 In monkey testing mainly we focus on high priority test cases then if we
have time left then we focus on medium and low priority test cases.
 In monkey or speed testing we concentrate more on positive test cases
and less on negative test cases.

Exploratory Testing:

 Purpose: To gain domain/product knowledge


 When – New Team Member
 Approach of the Testing- Refer Old Test Case
and Try to Execute it.
 No Prior Domain/Product Knowledge.
 Test Case Execution – All type of test case.

Akash
Velocity Corporate Training Centre, Chinchwad, Pune

 Learn and analyse the product – Execute the TC.


 When we are not aware about application, but we have test cases, test
case data, user story at that time we perform exploratory testing
 In exploratory testing we have test cases, test case data, user story we
do step by step execution of test cases.
 Here we make test documents and check positive and negative
scenarios.

AdHoc Testing:
 Purpose: To find out a more number of defects
 When – when we don’t have Test Cases for testing/
test case execution.
 OR- when mismatch in the requirements or lack of
requirement
 Domain Knowledge is required
 Testing is done based on the domain/product
knowledge only.
 (No Documentation, No Test Case Designing, No Test Case)
 When we are aware about application, but we don’t have test cases,
test case data at that time we perform Adhoc testing.

Akash

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