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Also sometimes known as para-functional, this tag covers both the quality attributes beyond the functional, and the test techniques intended to reveal information about them. For example, performance, reliability, usability.
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How to make good impression as a functional tester in front of recruiter/employer
The best way to do this is practice functional testing and master the art. Once you do that you won't need to find back door answers to such stuff. Never try to pose yourself in an interview that you …
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Non Functional Requirement of a Laptop?
Some points would include,
Battery back time.
Screen resolution.
Its weight.
Its dimensions.
What accessories come along with it.
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And you can keep on going with your list of expectations.
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Difference between Scalability Testing And Capacity Testing?
A web search of the terms resulted in,
Scalability Testing, is the testing of a software application to measure its capability to scale up or scale out in terms of any of its non-functional capabilit …
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