Description
| Black-box testing is a software testing method where the tester evaluates the functionality of an application without having access to its internal code structure, algorithms, or implementation details. Instead, the tester interacts with the software through its user interface or exposed APIs, treating it as a “black box” whose internal workings are not visible or known.
The focus lies solely on examining the software’s external behavior, inputs, outputs, and responses to different user actions or system interactions. TABLE OF CONTENT 1:What is Black Box Testing? The main focus of Black Box Testing 2:Types of Black Box Testing Functional Testing Non-Functional Testing 3:Black Box Testing Tools Record and playback tools 4:Black Box Testing Techniques
5:How do I do Step-wise? 6:Advantages and Disadvantages 7:Difference Between White Box Testing and Black Box Testing |
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