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Mphasis Interview Questions

1. Explain Bug Life cycle
2. What is integration testing and regression testing
3. What is verification and validation
4. How does winrunner recognizes the project which is in custom build
5. What is expert view and tree view
6. How does QTP identifies the project
7. What is the difference between Winrunner and QTP
8. What is Test Director and which version of test director your are using in your project
9. What is a  test plans
10. what are the contents  present in a test plan
11. What is the risk of testing a project

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  1. srikanth | Jan 8, 2008 | Reply

    Bug life cycle contains different stages like as follws;
    NEW (when a bug is identified by the tester)
    ASSIGNED(bug is assigned to a perticular developer)
    OPEN(developer starts to work wit that bug)
    FIXED (developer solved the problem )
    CLOSED(Tester closes the issue after testing it)
    RE OPEN(Tester communicates the same bug with developer if that bug is not properly fixed)

  2. srikanth | Jan 8, 2008 | Reply

    Itegration testing is a process to determine whether the the units of the application work properly when they are joined together

    Regression testing is a process in which we aim at two imp factors as follws
    1 Whether the bug which was raised erlier was fixed properly or not
    2 While fixing the bug whether any new bug has been itorduced into the system

  3. srikanth | Jan 8, 2008 | Reply

    Verfication is a process oriented ie it is nothing but checking process to determine whether the project developement porocess is going in rght track by following defined standerds .It is also called as QA or Static Testing
    Validatiion is nothing but testing the application in a spcified envt where we give diff inputs and check the outputs whether they are as for expected results or not.It is also called as QC or Dynamic testing

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