ISTQB Exam ATA Topic 5 Question 71 Discussion

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Question #: 71
Topic #: 5

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A new web site must operate correctly with different browsers (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Firefox, Netscape, Mozilla), using different plug-ins (Realplayer, Mediaplayer), will be receiving pages from different servers (IIS, Apache and WebLogic) and will be running on various server operation systems (windows 2007, XP, Linux)

Which of the following test techniques will you use to test this new web site in its various environments?

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Apairwise testing

Bexploratory testing

Cuse case testing

Ddecision table testing

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Suggested Answer: C

by Corinne at Jul 11, 2024, 01:01 AM

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Sanjuana

22 days ago

Exploratory testing, baby! It's like being a web detective, uncovering all the hidden bugs and quirks. Plus, I get to play around with the site, so it's basically getting paid to have fun. Can't beat that!

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Lauran

2 days ago

A) pairwise testing

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Viki

23 days ago

Pairwise testing, all the way! Gotta love how it covers all the bases without making me feel like I'm drowning in test cases. It's the Goldilocks of testing techniques, if you ask me.

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Ronny

1 days ago

Decision table testing might be helpful too, especially when dealing with different combinations of browsers, plug-ins, servers, and operating systems.

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Paulina

2 days ago

Exploratory testing could also be useful in this situation. It allows for flexibility and creativity in finding bugs.

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Dorthy

4 days ago

I agree, pairwise testing is definitely the way to go. It's efficient and covers a lot of different scenarios.

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Coral

30 days ago

Decision table testing? Really? That's a bit overkill for this, don't you think? I mean, how many possible combinations can there be?

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Gene

1 days ago

C) use case testing

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Lettie

3 days ago

B) exploratory testing

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Jenise

25 days ago

A) pairwise testing

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Casie

1 months ago

Use case testing is the way to do it, man. Got to make sure the site works end-to-end for all the different user scenarios. Can't leave anything to chance, you know?

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Sanjuana

1 days ago

C) use case testing

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Marci

4 days ago

B) exploratory testing

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Lezlie

18 days ago

A) pairwise testing

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Jimmie

1 months ago

I'm feeling exploratory on this one. With all those servers and OS variations, you never know what kind of funky behavior you might encounter. Gotta be ready to dive in and investigate!

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Shantell

13 days ago

User2: Agreed, with so many variables, we need to be ready to investigate.

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Edgar

1 months ago

User1: I think exploratory testing would be the way to go.

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Verona

2 months ago

Pairwise testing seems like the way to go here. Gotta cover all those browser and plugin combinations, you know? Keeps things efficient and comprehensive.

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