Software Engineering - Old Questions
10. Compare between top down and bottom up testing.
Top down and Bottom up testing are the type of integration testing.
Top Down Integration
testing |
Bottom Up Integration
testing |
Top Down Integration
testing is one of the approach of Integration testing in which integration
testing takes place from top to bottom means system integration begins with
top level modules. |
Bottom Up Integration
testing is one of the approach of Integration testing in which integration
testing takes place from bottom to top means system integration begins with
lowest level modules. |
In this testing the
higher level modules are tested first then the lower level modules are tested
and then the modules are integrated accordingly. |
In this testing the lower
level modules are tested first then the higher level modules are tested and
then the modules are integrated accordingly. |
In this testing stubs
are used for simulate the submodule if the invoked submodule is not developed
means Stub works as a momentary replacement. |
In this testing drivers
are used for simulate the main module if the main module is not developed
means Driver works as a momentary replacement. |
Top Down Integration
testing approach is beneficial if the significant defect occurs toward the
top of the program. |
Bottom Up Integration
testing approach is beneficial if the crucial flaws encounters towards the
bottom of the program. |
The complexity of this
testing is simple. |
The complexity of this
testing is complex and highly data intensive |
It works on big to small
components. |
It works on small to big
components. |
In this approach Stub
modules must be produced. |
In this approach Driver
modules must be produced. |