Non-functional software testing is a type of software testing that focuses on testing the functionality of a software application rather than its code. It is also known as performance, reliability, stress, or usability testing. Thus, it tests whether an application meets its users’ needs and responds well to different inputs or user actions. Testing for non-functional attributes requires different techniques than functional testing does. While functional testing tests the logic of an application to ensure…
When it comes to software testing, there are two main types: white box testing and black box testing. While these…
Do you know the difference between do-while and while loops? If you’re a beginning programmer, you might not. Luckily, it’s pretty easy to explain. Do-while and while loops have many similarities, but they are used in different situations. In this post, we will go over the differences between the two looping structures and when you would use one versus the other. It can be tricky to understand all of these concepts at first, so try…
We all know how important it is to test code. Test-driven development, continuous integration, and other testing techniques are all…
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There are many security testing services available today, but it can be difficult to know which one is best for your organization. Security testing is a crucial part of any digital protection strategy. Penetration testing and vulnerability scanning are two different methods of ensuring the security of digital properties and applications. The differences between these two services may seem slight at first glance, but the implications for an organization’s security are quite significant. Read on…
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Performance Testing is a process of testing the speed, response time, stability, reliability, scalability, and resource usage of a software…
I wanted to try from scratch a small java program that I would really make “Test Driven Develop”, starting with an automated “nice” test tool (Concordion). So after a few hoops and difficulties, here is how I set it up. I assume you have a working version of Intellij running. I am using a Mac. The program I want to test is a Western numbers to Latin numbers converter. For example 18 should become XVIII.…