What Is Ad-hoc Testing?

1.	What Is Ad-hoc Testing?
Answer» Ad-hoc testing is defined as the testing is being done on an ad-hoc basis without any reference and proper inputs to the test CASE and without any plan, test cases, and documentation. The main objective of this type of testing is to find defects and BREAK the APPLICATION by executing different flows of the application or random functionality. Ad-hoc testing is an informal WAY of finding bugs from an application and can be PERFORMED by anyone in the team. It will be difficult to find bugs without test cases but sometimes during ad-hoc testing bugs will find which we didn’t find through normal testing or existing test cases.

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Ad-hoc testing is defined as the testing is being done on an ad-hoc basis without any reference and proper inputs to the test CASE and without any plan, test cases, and documentation. The main objective of this type of testing is to find defects and BREAK the APPLICATION by executing different flows of the application or random functionality.
Ad-hoc testing is an informal WAY of finding bugs from an application and can be PERFORMED by anyone in the team. It will be difficult to find bugs without test cases but sometimes during ad-hoc testing bugs will find which we didn’t find through normal testing or existing test cases.

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