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Black box testing is mostly what we’ve described in our previous lessons. The tester does not need to know anything about how the system or software works to test it.
Definitions:
- Black Box: A tester with no knowledge of the underlying code and only tests according to the desired user experience.
- White Box: A tester with intimate knowledge of the underlying code and allows that to inform them where to test.
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This will be our final
stage into our Intro to QA.
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At this point you've got in
a lot of the basics down.
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You know how to manually test software,
you know how to write and execute a test
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case, you know how to organize those
test cases into a test plan, and
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how to write bug reports.
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So at this point, we'd like to
talk about where to go from here.
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In the next videos, we'll talk a lot about
how to become a better QA engineer and
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how to go beyond the basics of just
writing test cases and reporting bugs.
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