Ans: This is systematic and independent assessment to determine whether quality activities and related results comply with planned arrangements. It is also helpful in checking whether these arrangements are implemented effectively and suitable to achieve the objectives.

Ans: Quality assurance is a systematic procedure to provide enough confidence about quality needed, type of product or service as customer expectations.

Ans: Positive testing is focused towards showing that software works. This even called as ‘test to pass’.

Ans: Path testing is conducted to all paths of source code and verify that they are tested at least one.

Ans: It is a functional testing which is conducted to evaluate the components with specified performance requirements.

Ans:  Negative testing is type of testing which is aimed towards showing that software doesn’t work. This testing is also called as ‘test to fail’.

Ans: Loop testing is white box testing technique which is used to implement program loops.

Ans: This testing conforms that the application under test is recovered from expected or unexpected events without any loss of data or functionality. Events include disk space shortage, unexpected loss of communication or power cut conditions.

What is integration testing?

Ans: This is combined parts of application to determine whether they perform functions correctly. This testing is performed as a continuation of unit and functional testing. This type of testing is especially related to relevant to client/server and distributed systems.

Ans: It is group review process for improving quality of written documents. The two aspects that include are product improvement (Document) and process improvement (both product document and inspection).