What is Manual Testing ? Manual Testing is a way of identifying the defects or bugs in a software application. In this method the tester plays a crucial role of end user and validates that all the functions of the program are working as expected. The software tester manually runs test cases not applying any automation scripts. The tester formulates a test plan doc which explains the detailed and systematic strategy to test software applications. Test cases are designed to cover almost 100% of the software programs. As manual testing involves complete test cases it is a time consuming test. The differences between actual and expected results are termed as defects. The defects are then resolved by the programmers of software programs. The tester re-run the test cycles to ensure that problems are fixed. The purpose of Manual testing is to affirm that program is bug free and is working correctly to demonstrate good quality and performance to customers.
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