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16) Beta Testing
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Example: Releasing new Netflix features to a select group of users to gather feedback and identify issues before a full rollout.
17) Exploratory Testing
Description: Testing without predefined test cases, exploring the software to find defects.
Example: Navigating through Netflix’s new user interface without a specific plan to uncover any usability issues or bugs.
19) Interface Testing
Description: Validates the interactions between software components or between software and hardware.
Example: Testing how Netflix’s app interacts with external hardware like game consoles or streaming devices.
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10) Performance Testing
Description: Evaluates speed, responsiveness, and stability.
Example: Testing how Netflix performs under heavy load, such as during a peak viewing time, to ensure the app maintains acceptable streaming quality.
11) Load Testing
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Example: Assessing how Netflix handles thousands of simultaneous users watching high-definition content.
12) Stress Testing
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Example: Simulating a scenario where Netflix has to handle an unusually high number of users streaming at once, beyond regular peak times.
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1) Sanity Testing
Example: After fixing a bug where Netflix wouldn’t load thumbnails on certain shows, sanity testing ensures that this specific issue is resolved without affecting other features.
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9) Acceptance Testing
Example: Testing new features like offline viewing to ensure they meet user requirements and business goals before rolling out to all users.
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3) Functionality Testing
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Example: Testing if Netflix’s playback controls (play, pause, rewind, forward) function correctly across different devices.
5) Regression Testing
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Example: After updating Netflix’s recommendation algorithm, regression testing ensures that the content recommendations still function correctly and other parts of the app remain unaffected.
4) Smoke Testing
Example: Verifying that Netflix can stream a video after a new software release before checking all other features in detail.
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18) End-to-End Testing
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Example: Testing the entire process of searching for a show, adding it to a watchlist, and streaming it to ensure all steps work seamlessly together.
2) Usability Testing
Example: Testing the Netflix interface to ensure users can easily navigate through the menus, search for content, and manage their watchlist.
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6) Integration Testing
Example: Ensuring Netflix integrates properly with external services like payment gateways for subscription management and user authentication systems.
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13) Security Testing
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Example: Testing Netflix’s system for vulnerabilities that could expose user data or allow unauthorized access.
8) System Testing
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Example: Running a full test of Netflix’s streaming service, including user login, content streaming, and recommendation features, to ensure the entire system functions together as expected.
7)Unit Testing
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Example: Testing the algorithm that calculates the "Continue Watching" list to ensure it works correctly for individual shows.
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