Difference between Adhoc and Exploratory Testing
Difference between Adhoc and Exploratory Testing
Adhoc Testing
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Exploratory Testing
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1. Adhoc Testing means learn the application than test it.
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1. Exploratory Testing means test the application while learning.
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2. In Exploratory Testing QA is always asked to test an application without any specific set of documents.
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2. In Adhoc Testing QA is always asked to test an application with detailed set of documents.
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3. In this Testing we always gather information regarding the software/application from complete possible sources and document and then test the application/software.
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3. In this Testing we gather the information, and also document and test the application simultaneously.
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4. In Adhoc Testing tester should have good knowledge about the application in order to test the software.
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4. In Exploratory Testing tester should increases their knowledge by exploring the application/software.
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5. In this testing testers have significant testing of the software before test it.
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5. In this testing testers may be learning the software before testing it.
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6. It is not considered as a type of any.
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6. It is considered as a type of Adhoc Testing
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7. It is not an approach to testing.
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7. It is an approach, not a technique.
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Category: Adhoc Testing vs Exploratory Testing, Basics of Software Testing, Software Testing Terms
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