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Manual testing
Manual testing refers to the process of manually examining and evaluating software applications or systems without the use of automation tools. In manual testing, testers execute test cases by hand and verify the expected behavior against the actual behavior of the software
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Automation
Automation in software testing involves using tools and scripts to perform test activities, replacing manual execution wherever possible. This approach aims to increase efficiency, consistency, and accuracy in testing processes. Here are some key aspects of automation in software testing
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Selenium
Selenium is a popular open-source tool used for automating web browsers. It provides a set of libraries and APIs for automating web application testing across different browsers and platforms. Selenium WebDriver, the most commonly used component of Selenium, allows testers to interact with web elements, simulate user actions, and verify expected behaviors
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API Testing
API testing involves verifying that the APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) in a software application behave as expected. APIs allow different software systems to communicate with each other, and testing them ensures that they work correctly, efficiently, and securely. Here’s a brief overview of how API testing is typically approached:
Understanding API Documentation: Before testing an API, it’s essential to thoroughly understand its documentation. Documentation outlines the functionality, endpoints, request parameters, response formats, authentication methods, and any other relevant details.
Identifying Test Scenarios: Based on the documentation, create test scenarios to cover various aspects of the API’s functionality. This includes positive tests (valid inputs producing expected results), negative tests (invalid inputs producing appropriate error responses), edge cases, security checks, and performance testing