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What is Functionality Testing?

Functionality testing  is performed to verify that a software application performs and functions correctly according to design specifications. During functionality testing we check the core application functions, text input, menu functions and installation and setup on localized machines, etc. The following is needed to be checked during the functionality testing: Installation and setup on localized machines running localized operating systems and local code pages. Text input, including the use of extended characters or non-Latin scripts. Core application functions. String handling, text, and data, especially when interfacing with non-Unicode applications or modules. Regional settings defaults. Text handling (such as copying, pasting, and editing) of extended characters, special fonts, and non-Latin scripts. Accurate hot-key shortcuts without any duplication. Functionality testing verifies that an application is still fully functional after localization. Even...

Test Cycle for Requirements based Function Test

Test Cycle for Requirements based Function Test An effective test cycle must have a defined set of processes and deliverables. The primary processes / deliverables for requirements based Function test are: Test Planning, Partitioning / Functional Decomposition, Requirements Definition / Verification, Test Case Design, Traceability (Traceability Matrix), Test Case Execution, Defect Management, and Coverage Analysis. Which processes and deliverables apply to any given testing situation are dependent on available resources (people, source materials, time, etc.) and the mandate of the test organization. Test Planning During planning the Test Lead with assistance from the test team defines the scope, schedule, and deliverables for the function test cycle. The Test Lead delivers a Test Plan (document) and a Test Schedule (work plan) - these often undergo several revisions during the testing cycle. Partitioning - Functional Decomposition Functional decomposition of a system (or ...

Basics of Functional Testing

Requirement Based Functional Testing Function (Integration) test is usually the first test phase that a test organization is responsible for during any given release. Requirements based Function Test is one approach to Function (Integration) test - it is a powerful and effective testing approach, which will significantly reduce the number of undetected defects (faults) being released into production. The premise is that a well-formulated set of functional requirements give the Test Designers (see .Testing and The Role of a Test Designer Tester.) a definitive bases for test case design. What is Function Test? "The objective of function test is to measure the quality of the functional (business) components of the system". Tests verify that the system behaves correctly from the user / business perspective and functions according to the requirements, models, storyboards, or any other design paradigm used to specify the application. The function test must determine if eac...