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10 practical software testing

10 practical software testing 1) Learn to analyze your test results thoroughly. Do not ignore the test result. The final test result may be ‘pass’ or ‘fail’ but troubleshooting the root cause of ‘fail’ will lead you to the solution on it. Tester will be respected if they not log the bugs but also provide solutions. 2) Learn to maximize the test coverage every time you test any application. Though 100 percent test coverage might not be possible still you can always try to reach near it. 3) To ensure maximum test coverage break your application under test (AUT) into smaller functional types. Then Just write test cases on such individual unit of types. Also if possible break these type into smaller parts. E.g: Lets assume you have divided your website application in modules and ‘accepting user information’ is one of the modules. You can also break this ‘User information’ screen into smaller parts for writing test cases: Parts such like UI test, security test, functional test o...

To Care your Laptop

Keep the battery cool.                    Today's lithium batteries wear out no matter what you do, but you can postpone the inevitable. Avoid heat and use the battery as little as possible. If you're going to be running on AC power for awhile, shut down or hibernate the computer, remove the battery, and work without it. Be careful about eating and drinking.                    Spill coffee on your desktop keyboard, and you'll have to spend $15 on a generic replacement you can plug in yourself. Spill it on your laptop keyboard, and you could short out the motherboard. I'll admit that I use my laptop in cafes just like everyone else, but I put my tea as far from the electronics as my table allows. When home, turn it into a desktop. You don't always need portability. When working at your desk, plu...

Keep your smartphone Secure

Keep your smartphone Secure HereThey are some tips for you, to keep your smartphone secure 1. Protect your investment Losing your smartphone can be pretty stressful. Each day, 200,000 devices are lost, stolen or damaged. You might be surprised by the high out-of-contract price of replacing a lost smartphone with an equivalent make and model. To prevent this from happening, consider Total Mobile Protection. You’ll get a replacement device—as soon as the next day—if yours is lost, stolen, damaged, or has a mechanical or electrical defect after the manufacturer’s warranty expires. Part of Total Mobile Protection is Verizon Support & Protection, an app powered by McAfee® to help protect your device against viruses, malware and other digital threats. Other useful features include lock, locate, alarm, and the ability to wipe your device if it is lost. 2. Use a pin, password or pattern to lock your phone Setting this up is easy. For most Android™ devices, go...

TIPS TO PROTECT YOUR SECURITY COMPUTER

TIPS TO PROTECT YOUR SECURITY COMPUTER Protect Your Computer From Viruses                With millions of computer users browsing the web at any given time, there are plenty of targets for malicious coders. While computer experts don’t always know why coders choose to build harmful computer programs, the fact is that it happens all the time. Computer viruses can steal personal information, interfere with normal operations, attract spam and even shut down your computer’s hard drive. Protecting your computer is critical for browsing success. Start With the Basics               All computer systems come with security features already in place. For example, the Windows operating system is packaged with Microsoft Windows Security Center. When you first open, boot up and register a new computer, you should make sure that this program is functioning. It will give basic protection against spywa...