Software Testing Tutorial #29 - What is Exploratory Testing

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**Title: Exploratory Testing in Software Testing - Software Testing Tutorial #29** **What is Exploratory Testing?** - Exploratory Testing is a dynamic approach where testers interact with the application without predefined test cases. - Testers explore functionalities, create test cases on the fly, and document their findings during testing. **History of Exploratory Testing:** - Cem Kaner introduced Exploratory Testing, detailed in his book "Testing Computer Software." **When to Use Exploratory Testing:** 1. **Time Constraints**: Useful when time is limited, allowing quick defect discovery. 2. **Early Feedback**: Provides insights into performance and usability before formal testing. 3. **Discovering New Tests**: Leads to discovering new test cases and scenarios. **How to Do Exploratory Testing:** 1. **Bug Classification**: Identify and classify existing bugs, focusing on areas with the most defects. 2. **Test Charter**: Create a test charter outlining what to test, time allocation, and goals. 3. **Time Box**: Set a time limit for testing to maintain focus. 4. **Review Results**: Document findings, report defects, issues, and newly discovered test cases. **Benefits of Exploratory Testing:** - Complements structured testing by focusing on real-world user interactions. - Uncovers defects that might be missed in traditional testing.

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