Types of Software Testing

Manual Testing:

In manual testing, Software testing is performed manually without the use of automated tools or programmes available on the market. In this type of testing, the software tester acts as an end-user, testing or checking for flaws and inspecting the project for any unexpected behaviour or bugs.

Various phases involved in manual testing are:

1) Unit Testing

2) Integration testing

3) System Testing

4) User acceptance testing

Automation testing:

The software tester must build several scripts and use other third-party software to test the software during automation testing. Automation testing entails automating a manual procedure. It is used to re-run manual test conditions and states at a high speed and repeatedly to see if any bugs or errors were left over from the previous test. Checking load, performance stats, CPU and memory consumption, and activities are all part of this type of testing. Automation testing is more beneficial than manual testing since it saves time and money for the tester

Various Automation Testing tools are:

1) Selenium

2) Postman

3) Lambda Test

4) Protractor

5) Tricentis