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Differentiate between effective and exhaustive software testing
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Difference between Effective Testing and Exhausting Testing:
Sr. No. | Effective Testing | Exhaustive Testing |
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1 | Effective testing emphasizes efficient techniques to test the $s / w$ so that important features will be tested within the constrained resources. | Exhaustive or complete testing means that energy statement in the program of every possible path combination with every possible combination of data must be executed. |
2 | It is a practical method | It is not possible to perform complete testing |
3 | It is feasible because: a) It checks for s/w reliability and no Bugs in the final product b) It tests in each phase c) It uses constrained resources | It is not feasible because: a) Achieving deadlines b) Various possible outputs c) Timing constraints d) No. of possible test environments. |
4 | It is cost effective | It is not cost effective |
5 | It is less complex and less time consuming | It is complex and time consuming |
6 | It is adopted such that critical test cases are concerned first | It corners all the test cases |