Testeo de Software - UTM

What is unit testing in software testing?

• Unit testing is a software testing method where the entire software system is tested.

• Unit testing is a software testing method where only the user interface is tested.

• Unit testing is a software testing method where individual units or components of a software are tested to ensure that they are functioning correctly.

• Unit testing is a software testing method where bugs are intentionally introduced to test the error handling capabilities.

Which testing technique focuses on testing the interaction between different components of a system?

• Integration Testing

• System Testing

• Functional Testing

• Unit Testing

What is the purpose of system testing?

• The purpose of system testing is to test individual components of the system.

• The purpose of system testing is to evaluate the system's compliance with the specified requirements and to ensure that it functions correctly in its intended environment.

• The purpose of system testing is to identify and fix all bugs in the system.

• The purpose of system testing is to validate the system's design and architecture.

What is acceptance testing?

• Acceptance testing is a type of software testing.

• Acceptance testing is a type of performance testing.

• Acceptance testing is a type of user testing.

• Acceptance testing is a type of hardware testing.

What is regression testing?

• The process of retesting a software application or system to ensure that any changes or fixes made to it have not introduced new defects or caused existing functionality to break.

• The process of testing a software application or system to identify all defects

• The process of testing a software application or system to ensure that it meets all requirements

• The process of testing a software application or system for the first time

What are the benefits of unit testing?

• Unit testing only focuses on individual components and does not test the overall functionality of the system.

• Unit testing is not necessary if the code is written correctly.

• Unit testing helps in identifying bugs early in the development process, improves code quality, provides documentation for the code, facilitates refactoring, and promotes better design practices.

• Unit testing is time-consuming and slows down the development process.

What are the advantages of integration testing?

• Integration testing only focuses on individual components and not their interactions

• Integration testing is time-consuming and slows down the development process

• Integration testing is not necessary for identifying issues in a system

• Integration testing helps identify issues that arise when different components of a system are combined and tested together.

What are the different levels of system testing?

• unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing

• alpha testing, beta testing, gamma testing, and delta testing

• unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing

• functional testing, performance testing, security testing, and regression testing

What is the difference between system testing and acceptance testing?

• System testing is performed by end users, while acceptance testing is performed by developers.

• System testing is performed on a complete, integrated system to evaluate its compliance with specified requirements, while acceptance testing is performed to determine if a system satisfies the acceptance criteria and is ready for deployment.

• System testing is focused on evaluating individual components, while acceptance testing is focused on evaluating the entire system.

• System testing is performed before development, while acceptance testing is performed after development.

Why is regression testing important in software development?

• To make the software less reliable.

• To ensure that changes or updates to the software do not introduce new bugs or issues.

• To waste time and resources.

• To increase the number of bugs in the software.