Functional Testing is one of the types of software testing which can be defined as the each and every individual function of a software application needs to be operating with required specification. The major role of it is to perform individual functions for a software application with respect to the requirements and specifications. Simply we can say that functions of a system need to be tested by given input and the output results should match with the expected results.
It involves a black box testing technique. The internal logic of the system must
Working Process of Functional Testing:
- Initially performs the testing on main functions of an application
- Identify the functions of a software application which need to be tested
- It involves basic usability of User Interface, APIs, Security, Database, Server Applications and Functionality of the AUT
- This testing checks the accessibility of the system
- Execute the test cases
- It helps to verify error conditions like any error messages are occurring
Finally makecomparison between output results and the expected results
Types of Functional Testing:
- Beta/Acceptance Testing
- Integration Testing
- Interface Testing
- Regression Testing
- System Testing
- Sanity Testing
- Smoke Testing
- Unit Testing
List of Functional Testing Tools:
The major testing tools are listed below
- Coded UI Test
- JUnit
- QTP (Quick Test Professional)
- Sahi
- Selenium
- soapUI
- Telerik Test Studio
- Test IO
- TimeShiftX
- UFT
- Watir
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