Traditional Tests
These tests are used to verify and validate the quality of the software. Its purpose is to ensure that the software meets functional and non-functional requirements and is free of errors.
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Unit Tests
These tests are performed to verify that individual code units are working correctly.
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Integration testing
These are the tests necessary to verify that the interfaces between the modules of a solution integrated into a single product are correct.
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System Tests
The objective of these tests is to evaluate the fluidity of the system from the beginning of the process to its completion, including generation of reports and indicators of the most representative processes.
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Acceptance Tests
Its objective is to validate the integrity of the system through the execution of tests of business flows (basic and/or complex). They are carried out together with functional users.
Traditional Software Testing is a set of techniques and processes used to verify and validate the quality of software.
They are based on a waterfall approach, in which testing is performed in sequential phases, starting with unit testing and ending with acceptance testing.
Its main objective is to verify and validate the quality of the software. This is achieved by performing testing to ensure that the software meets functional and non-functional requirements, and is free of errors.
Traditional Software Testing Techniques:
Traditional software testing uses a variety of techniques to verify software quality. Some of the most common techniques include:
- Black Box Testing: These tests are performed without taking into account the source code of the software. They are based on the functional requirements of the software to generate test cases.
- White Box Testing: These tests are performed without taking into account the source code of the software. They are based on the functional requirements of the software to generate test cases.
- Regression Tests: These tests are performed to verify that the changes made to the software have not introduced new errors.
- Performance Tests: These tests are performed to verify the performance of the software.
- Security Tests: These tests are performed to verify the security of the software.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Traditional Tests:
Traditional Software Testing has some advantages, such as:
- They are relatively easy to plan and execute.
- They are well documented and can be reused in future projects.
- They are suitable for large projects.
Traditional Software Testing also has some disadvantages, such as:
- They can be expensive and time-consuming.
- They can be inflexible to changes in requirements.
- May not detect all software errors.
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