A. Bug prevention
B. Testing
C. Execution
D. Analyses
Explanation: Its better to prevent a bug rather than putting time in its testing and removal.
A. Conventional testing
B. OO system validation testing
C. Test case design
D. Both Conventional testing and OO system validation testing
A. Retesting
B. Sanity testing
C. Breadth test and depth test
D. Confirmation testing
Explanation: Maintenance Testing is done on the already deployed software. The deployed software needs to be enhanced, changed or migrated to other hardware. The Testing done during this enhancement, change and migration cycle is known as maintenance testing.
A. Alpha Testing
B. Beta Testing
C. Validation Testing
D. Both Alpha and Beta
Explanation: Alpha testing is done at developer’s end while beta testing is done at user’s end.
A. Acceptance testing
B. Regression testing
C. Equivalence partitioning
D. Quality assurance
Explanation: Equivalence partitioning is a software testing technique that divides the input data of a software unit into partitions of equivalent data from which test cases can be derived.
A. Recovery testing
B. Stress testing
C. System testing
D. Random testing
Explanation: It is a testing method at class level.
A. Configuration
B. Baseline
C. Software
D. All of the mentioned
Explanation: Baseline – One or more software configuration items that have been formally reviewed and agreed upon and serve as a basis for further development