After a record of poor quality software releases (incorrect menu selection options, new features that do not work, users allowed to change security levels without administrator rights), you have been asked to review the test capability in your company.
You have limited time to do the review before the next project, which type of testing would be MOST appropriate to review first?
Given the issues described—incorrect menu selection options, new features that do not work, and improper security level changes—it is evident that the primary concern is the functionality of the software. Functional testing is designed to verify that the software functions as intended and meets all specified requirements. It focuses on checking whether all functional requirements are correctly implemented, addressing issues like incorrect UI behavior, feature failures, and access control problems. Therefore, functional testing is the most appropriate type of testing to review first.
A. Functional testing Functional testing would help ensure that the software is working as expected and that features are implemented correctly, which seems to be a significant issue based on the poor quality releases.
I'd say a is more appropriate, because if time is limited the effort should focus on guaranteeing the functionalities of the software work properly. Structural testing can help but it is often the devs who are better at this, so the testers may not be the most useful for that case.
It came back as A on my real exam. Juafner do you know if it is always the same questions asked for this exam? Thank you
Functional testing verifies that the software functions as expected and meets specified requirements. It would address: Menu selection options: Ensuring the UI elements work correctly. New features: Validating that newly added features perform their intended functions. Security levels: Checking that users' permissions and access controls are correctly implemented. Focusing on functional testing will help identify and rectify critical issues in the software's behavior and ensure that it meets the specified requirements and works correctly for the users.
A is correct
D is the correct answer
nope sorry, A is! A is the correct answer
A makes the most sense
A is correct
D is correct. The issue here is the flow or algorithm of the codes is wrong. Hence, functional testing is not gonna help but structural testing will point out the cause issues with the flow/algorithm of the codes.
What's correct answer ? mine is A
A is correct
A is right
Answer is A
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