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Regression Testing re-runs tests to confirm that new changes haven’t adversely affected existing functionality.

Grey Box Testing is a hybrid approach. The tester has some knowledge of the internal architecture, data structures, or algorithms, which they use to design more effective tests, but they still test from a user-like perspective.

In Black Box Testing, the system is treated as a ‘black box.’ The tester provides inputs and checks the outputs against the requirements, without knowing how the system processes those inputs internally.

Statement Coverage is a White Box technique that measures the percentage of code statements executed by the test cases. It requires access to the code to analyze which lines have been run.

A structured document with visual aids (tables, charts) ensures clarity and professionalism.

Unit Testing is the lowest level of testing, performed by developers. It focuses on testing small, isolated pieces of code (units, methods, or classes) to ensure they work correctly.

Integration Testing follows unit testing and focuses on verifying that different modules can communicate and work together as expected.

System Testing evaluates the integrated system as a whole against requirements in a controlled environment.

Acceptance Testing, often conducted by end-users or clients, confirms the system fulfills business requirements.

Reports are typically generated at the end of significant testing phases (e.g., sprint, release) to reflect progress and outcomes.

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