Differences between Retesting and Regression Testing? Learn the differences between Resting and Regression testing. Let’s define both testing types. Retesting Retesting is testing a specific defect or issue that was identified in an earlier test cycle. The goal of retesting is to ensure that the reported defect has been fixed properly and no longer exists […]
Differences between Functional and Non-Functional Testing? This tutorial will explore the differences between Functional and Non-Functional testing. Functional testing is testing to evaluate the functional requirements of the system. Functional requirements are specifications that describe the functions and features that a software system or product must possess to fulfill its intended purpose and meet users’ […]
Java Program to convert distance in kilometers to miles? In this tutorial, we will learn to develop a Java program to convert distance from kilometers to miles. We will make use of the formulas below for conversion. The mathematical formula for converting distance from kilometers to miles: Miles = 0.62 * ( Distance in kilometers) […]
Highlight Web Elements on the page in Selenium tests? Let’s see how to highlight web elements using the Selenium tool. We can use the Event listener to highlight web elements on the web page under test. To accomplish the task, we can use JavascriptExecutor and EventFiringWebDriver. Find the code below that draws a visible border […]
Flowchart for Sum of Squares Let’s design a RAPTOR flowchart to compute the sum of squares for n integers. The RAPTOR flowchart enables us to create executable flowcharts. Mathematical Notation Let’s first understand mathematical notation. The mathematical notation for the sum of squares up to n numbers is as follows: or in simple […]
What are the Characteristics of the Java Language? Java is a popular and powerful programming language. In this post, we will briefly discuss some of the main characteristics of Java language. Object-oriented Java is an object-oriented language. Therefore, in Java, everything is an object. The only exceptions are the primitive data types. In OOP, we […]