Software Testing

Scalability Testing Scalability Testing is a non functional testing method that measures performance of a system or network when the number of user requests are scaled up or down. The purpose of Scalability testing is to ensure that the system can handle projected increase in user traffic, data volume, transaction counts frequency, etc. It tests…

Stress Testing Stress Testing is a type of software testing that verifies stability & reliability of software application. The goal of Stress testing is measuring software on its robustness and error handling capabilities under extremely heavy load conditions and ensuring that software doesn’t crash under crunch situations. It even tests beyond normal operating points and…

What is Path Testing in Software Testing? Path testing is a structural testing method that involves using the source code of a program in order to find every possible executable path. It helps to determine all faults lying within a piece of code. This method is designed to execute all or selected path through a…

What is Code coverage? Code coverage is a measure which describes the degree of which the source code of the program has been tested. It is one form of white box testing which finds the areas of the program not exercised by a set of test cases. It also creates some test cases to increase…

What is McCabe’s Cyclomatic Complexity? Cyclomatic Complexity in Software Testing is a testing metric used for measuring the complexity of a software program. It is a quantitative measure of independent paths in the source code of a software program. Cyclomatic complexity can be calculated by using control flow graphs or with respect to functions, modules,…

What is Static Testing? Static Testing is a software testing technique which is used to check defects in software application without executing the code. Static testing is done to avoid errors at an early stage of development as it is easier to identify the errors and solve the errors. It also helps finding errors that…

⚡ Smart Summary White Box Testing examines software’s internal logic, structure, and code behavior to ensure correct input-output flow, code reliability, and security. This technique grants visibility into an application’s internal mechanisms to validate logic paths, optimize performance, and detect vulnerabilities. Core Principle: Focuses on internal code validation rather than user-facing behavior, ensuring logical correctness…