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LIST EXAMPLES TESTING TECHNIQUIRES
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1. Smoke testing: A quick test to determine if the basic functionalities of the software are working properly.
2. Regression testing: Testing the software after changes have been made to ensure that no new bugs have been introduced.
3. Unit testing: Testing individual components or functions of the software to ensure they are working as expected.
4. Integration testing: Testing how different components of the software work together.
5. Performance testing: Testing the speed, responsiveness, and stability of the software under different conditions.
6. User acceptance testing: Testing the software with end users to ensure it meets their needs and expectations.
7. Security testing: Testing the software for vulnerabilities and weaknesses that could lead to security breaches.
8. Accessibility testing: Testing the software to ensure it is usable by people with disabilities.
9. Usability testing: Testing the software to ensure it is easy to use and understand for users.
10. Cross-browser testing: Testing the software on different browsers to ensure it works correctly on all of them.
2. Regression testing: Testing the software after changes have been made to ensure that no new bugs have been introduced.
3. Unit testing: Testing individual components or functions of the software to ensure they are working as expected.
4. Integration testing: Testing how different components of the software work together.
5. Performance testing: Testing the speed, responsiveness, and stability of the software under different conditions.
6. User acceptance testing: Testing the software with end users to ensure it meets their needs and expectations.
7. Security testing: Testing the software for vulnerabilities and weaknesses that could lead to security breaches.
8. Accessibility testing: Testing the software to ensure it is usable by people with disabilities.
9. Usability testing: Testing the software to ensure it is easy to use and understand for users.
10. Cross-browser testing: Testing the software on different browsers to ensure it works correctly on all of them.
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