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The Bug Definition: An issue found by the Testing Team during the testing phase. Context: It means the application is not behaving as per the requirements before the product goes live. Example: A tester clicks “Submit,” but the page crashes during a QA sprint. The Defect Definition: A bug becomes a “Defect” once the Developer acknowledges and confirms it. It is also commonly referred to as a defect when the issue is found by end-users in the production environment (post-release). Key Point: It represents a mismatch between the “Expected Result” and the “Actual Result.” Summary Bug: Found by Testers.Defect: Accepted by Developers or found byRead More →

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In the fast-paced world of software development, APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) have become the backbone of modern applications. They allow different systems to communicate and work together without any trouble. As a software tester, you need to understand and test APIs well to make sure that the software environment is reliable and works well. In this article, we will learn what is API, the Type of APIs, What is API testing & some popular tools we can use for API testing. What is API? API stands for Application Programming Interface. It is a set of defined rules that enable different applications to communicate with eachRead More →

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Definition Sanity testing in software development is a focused and rapid form of testing conducted to determine if a specific functionality or bug fix is working as expected after a minor change or update to the software. It is a subset of regression testing, but with a narrower scope. The primary objective of sanity testing is to ensure that the newly implemented changes or fixes have not introduced new defects or negatively impacted existing functionalities in the immediate vicinity of the alteration. It verifies the “sanity” or logical behavior of the modified component. Reason Sanity testing is applied for several key reasons: When to applyRead More →

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Definition Smoke testing in software development is a quick, preliminary check to ensure that the core functionality of a new software build is working as expected and that the build is stable enough for more in-depth testing. It’s a way to quickly identify major issues that would prevent further testing and help determine if the build is worth the effort. Purpose When to applyRead More →