Scenario Based Software Testing Interview Questions & Answers | Part 2

[@parulisha]

We need more of these on the series 🎉

[@Bell4Fun]

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[@softwaretestinglearninghub]

this series are very helpful to others, thank you!

[@gayatripatil94]

Hi sir , can you explain how to test scheduled transactions (monthly ,quarterly,yearly) ? Like the bank auto payments , how to test those scenarios ?

[@mittalkarkar8434]

Set up jenkins job probably for them.

[@govindasharma8619]

In the test environment, configure now, after minutes, after hours, after days and custom datetime instead of monthly, quarterly, yearly. If these new intervals are working then intervals in your question would definitely work. Then you would only have to check that monthly, quarterly yearly generate correct date time value and are stored properly. Also you would have to just confirm with the developer where they store/queue the job and when do they clear the queue? Let's say, if they clear after 90 days then yearly would not work and quarterly would be an edge case. This again would be tested with smaller intervals and clear durations. Hope I haven't confused you.

[@6x_9x]

To test scheduled transactions like monthly, quarterly, or yearly auto payments in a banking system, we set up test accounts with these scheduled transactions. Then, we run tests to check if transactions happen when they should, like monthly on the same day each month, quarterly every three months, and yearly once a year. We make sure the right amount is deducted or transferred each time. We also test what happens if there's not enough money or if there are errors. Additionally, we check how the system handles multiple transactions at once and if it performs well under different conditions.

[@swatikamboj8732]

Really good insights in the detailed answers of these questions. Absolutely loved it.

[@vitaliib9020]

great explanations! thank you!

[@softwaretestingmentor]

You're very welcome! Keep watching and sharing.

[@PolinaHoward]

Thank you so much for your work!

[@tydtarot]

Thank you 🙏

[@softwaretestingmentor]

You’re welcome 😊 Keep watching and sharing.

[@nabilatabassumtooba2405]

very helpful. thank you so much

[@softwaretestingmentor]

Glad it was helpful! Keep watching for more videos and tutorials.

[@EasyTrillionaire]

it's a great presentation

[@srinidhibayya9943]

Hii sir, can you tell interview questions for only fresher's on (software Testing)

[@MdShadmanSaeed]

very nice sir...please do more videos like this

[@amritm6711]

This is really helpful stuff good sir. Keep up the awesome work!

[@kasikarthi6218]

Sir, Why do chapter leads and heads say that QA roles are dying and there is no scope for the QA profession? If only developers are needed what is the career path for a QA person?

[@tejaspatil6544]

Thank you sir

[@Silentgaming29-i6w]

Any one know the answer for this question? What are the different types of team structure that can be used for software development projects? Plzz

[@6x_9x]

In software development projects, teams can be structured in different ways to meet the project's goals efficiently. Some common team structures include functional teams, where members are grouped by their skills, like developers or testers. Cross-functional teams bring together people with different skills to work on a single project. Matrix teams have members reporting to both functional and project managers. Project-based teams are formed for specific projects. Agile frameworks like Scrum and Kanban organize teams differently, focusing on collaboration and iterative delivery. DevOps teams emphasize collaboration between development and operations. Each structure has its advantages, and the choice depends on the project's needs and goals

[@govindasharma8619]

For question no. 6, In which environment we will do regression testing?

[@govindasharma8619]

Can anyone pls help here?

[@Icy-ne8gc]

@@govindasharma8619 In our company's R&D process, we often do regression testing in the UAT environment, which is also known as the integration environment.

[@6x_9x]

conducting regression testing in a dedicated testing environment that closely mirrors the production environment, organizations can minimize the risk of introducing defects or disruptions while validating the stability and reliability of their software applications.

[@zemeneabinet]

it is so interesting lecture

[@smitapatil1444]

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