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What is Non-Functional Testing?
Non-Functional Testing is performed to verify the non-functional characteristics of the software like performance, security, etc.
Difference between Functional and Non-Functional Testing: While the Functional Testing verifies where the Application is functioning correctly according to the requirements, Non-Functional testing verifies the non-functional characteristics of the Application like performance, security, reliability etc. Both functional and non-functional testing is required to be performed to release the product successfully into the market.
Different types of non-functional testing: The following are the different major types of non-functional testing:
- > Performance Testing
- > Security Testing
- > Reliability Testing
- > Stress Testing
- > Volume Testing
- > Endurance Testing
- > Usability Testing
- > Resilience Testing
- > Recovery Testing
- > Baseline Testing
- > Compliance Testing
Conclusion: Non-Functional Testing is performed on the application to verify the non-functional characteristics like Performance, Security etc.
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