What is manual testing?

Manual testing is a type of software test in which testers manually carry out test cases without using automation tools. Testers are actually behind the screen of the application, carry out test cases and see what the result is.

Test cases, examples and Best Practices A test case is a series of actions that are performed to determine a specific function or functionality of your application. Test scenarios are rather vague and include a wide range of variables. However, testing is all about being very specific. That is why we need elaborate test cases.

• Unit tests take a piece of the product and test that piece in isolation.
• Unit testing should focus on testing small units.
• Units should be tested independently of other units. This is typically achieved by mocking the dependencies.

• End-to-end testing is a technique used to test whether the entire application flow behaves as expected from start to finish.
• Tests that simulate real user scenarios can easily help to determine how a failing test would impact the user.

• Integration testing is when we integrate two or more units.
• An integration test checks their behavior as a whole, to verify that they work together coherently.

• Unit
• Integration
• Ent-to-End