softwaretesting

1.Destructive Testing:   Ø   The destructive testing is about breaking the software application to assess their quality. It is done intentionally to check the robustness of the software and find out the point of failure. Ø   It checks the unpredictable behaviour of the application. The most interesting thing is that there is no need to understand the original requirements of a software product. Ø   The benefits of this testing is that it helps to understand predictable behaviour when the software is put in unfavourable conditions.   Ø   During destructive testing, proper and improper software behaviour is checked. Also, improper usage, improper input data and proper output data are checked. Ø   The destructive testing can be used with other testing like Alpha/Beta Testing, Regression Testing, Acceptance Testing, etc. Ø   There are some conditions in destructive testing such as the software will not process invalid input data ...