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Certificate in Code Testing

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Code Testing


About Code Testing
Code-based testing corresponds to the testing that is carried out on code development, code inspection, and unit testing in the software development process.

Testing often seems like a pain to developers and a time-consuming job with no actual output except a validation of the development code itself but it is important to realize that testing is as essential for a developer as writing production code.

Why is Code Testing important?
Keeping code clean is incredibly important, especially for vast open source projects. Secondly, tests help increase code stability. If each commit is tested before deploying, it would ensure that the release version is always a stable build and that no users are being impacted by buggy developmental code.

Who should take the Code Testing Exam?
•    Software testing or QA professionals
•    Anyone who wants to assess their software testing skills
•    Software testing or QA managers and senior executives
•    Professionals working in outsourced companies responsible for software testing or QA
•    Software testing or QA consultants
•    Students

Code Testing Certification Course Outline
1. Software Testing Basics
2. The Testing Process
3. Automated testing
4. Testing Artifacts
5. Code Testing


Certificate in Code Testing FAQs

1. Code inspection

2. Types of code-based testing

3. Dynamic testing

4. Static testing

5. Flow diagram of code testing

Database Testing is a software testing method that includes checking the logical schema and triggers of the database under test. It also involves testing the database for its performance, functions and security in order to assure integrity, responsiveness, and the consistency of data.

1. Knowledge of web technologies

2. Familiarity of testing tools

3. Programming skills 

4. Analytical approach


This exam is best suited for-

• IT professionals

• Software developers

• Web programmers

• Students and graduates

• Other interested candidates

• Fixing wrong codes

• Different ways of solving problems

• Avoiding errors

• Gaining feedback