Quiz 2 - Finals

It is a testing level where the programmer performs tests on individual units or functionalities of a system to identify issues.

• Performance Testing

• Alpha Testing

• White Box Testing

• Unit Testing

It is a testing level where the programmer tests the communication between units, such as argument passing and data updating.

• Alpha Testing

• Beta Testing

• Integration Testing

• Communication Testing

This sublevel of system testing is performed through load testing and stress testing, where the software is subjected to high user and data loads under various environmental conditions.

• Functionality Testing

• Performance Testing

• Security Testing

• Portability Testing

After internal testing, a demo version is provided for users to test in their production environment.

• Alpha Testing

• Beta Testing

• Acceptance Testing

• User Testing

This testing level is where programmers test the entire system to ensure all functionalities are integrated and working well.

• System Testing

• Unit Testing

• Functionality Testing

• Black Box Testing

The team of programmers performs testing by using the system as if it were being used in a real work environment.

• System testing

• Developer testing

• Alpha testing

• Charlie Testing

This testing level is important because, even if the software meets all user requirements, it may be rejected if the user dislikes its appearance or functionality.

• Acceptance testing

• Confidence testing

• Validation testing

• Approval testing

Whenever a software product is updated with new code, features, or functionality, it is thoroughly tested to detect any negative impact of the added code.

• Regression Testing

• Progression testing

• Pressure testing

• Verification Testing

What is the difference between black box testing and white box testing? (Limit to 1 to 3 sentences only)

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