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Black Box Testing

Explore the fundamentals of Black Box Testing, a software testing approach focused on verifying functionality based on requirements, without delving into implementation details.

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Black Box Testing

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  1. Black Box Testing

  2. Functional Testing: Functional testing is defined as the process of ensuring that each feature of a software programme performs in line with the requirements and specifications. This type of testing does not concern the application's source code. The software programs various features are assessed by inputting test data anticipating the outcome and comparing the result with the expected one. This evaluation focuses on inspecting elements like user interface, APIs, database functionality, security measures, client or server applications and overall functionality of the Application Under Test. Functional testing can be carried out manually or, through automation. Helps determine the requirements of the systems software. https://erpsolutions.oodles.io/developer-blogs/Black-Box-Testing/

  3. Regression Testing: Regression testing entails inspecting the sections of the code that have been modified and those that may be affected by the changes to ensure that no new mistakes have been introduced into the software as a result of these adjustments. In software terms regression signifies the reappearance of a bug. Its purpose is to confirm that the added code works well with the existing code ensuring that a software update does not disrupt the software's functionality. This process is typically conducted following system maintenance activities and upgrades.

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