Active Recall - 15 most important questions for QA Interview Flashcards

Question

Which UNIX commands did you use? - Think about how you create files on your Macbook

Answer 1

I used pwd, cd, LS, touch, grep, mkdir, open. Pwd - prints working directory (prints the name of the current directory from the root) Cd - goes to the previous folder. LS - Lists the name files I currently have Touch - creates an empty file. Grep - Finds which files contain a certain word... For example: (grep "crash" or "errors" or "exceptions" in log-file Mkdir - creates a folder. Open - to open the folder in UI

Answer 2

For iOS: I used Xcode. 1. I connected the device with a USB cable and opened Xcode. 2. Clicked Window and Devices 3. Chose the device and clicked the plus icon "+" icon 4. And then chose the .ipa file.

Answer 3

For Android: I installed the app using adb install. 1. For ADB, I connect the device. 2. Open up terminal 3. Adb install 4. Insert the path of the .apk file.

Answer 4

**Open up terminal (Mac)** or Command promp (Windows) **Click "adb logcat"** **Then I write the path to the log file <>** -------------------------- What does the path to file include? **Folder name of the file.txt** *** <> in the terminal to understand the command

Answer 5

Precondition: Connect the mobile device to your laptop or PC (with a USB cable) 1. Open Xcode 2. Click Window (in the header) 3. Click "Devices" 4. Click "Choose your device" (should already be connected) 5. Click "View device logs." 6. Click "right-click the log - import the relevant (based on time) log and attach it to the bug ticket.

Answer 6

My project is about to end soon, and I am looking for a long-term opportunity.

Answer 7

I like working in technology and fixing problems, and successfully troubleshooting. Satisfied when the product is fixed, and the customer is happy with the end and a good quality product.

Answer 8

iOS - Xcode ADB - Android

Answer 9

First Functional Positive Testing = How you use it normally (Which purpose it was created for) Second Functional Negative Testing = How you should not use it (FaceID of a dog instead of Human face) UI Testing = Looks and feels, grammar, images, materials, brand names, warnings, shapes, or buttons.

Answer 10

First, I will always ask for requirements because we create test cases based on the requirements. If we don't get any requirements, I will begin with exploratory testing. ....................................................................................... I will start with FUNCTIONAL POSITIVE TESTING: I will verify the vending machine turns on and off Verify that all buttons work properly Verify that when the machine starts up, the lights work Verify that the product counter knows when an item is out of stock Verify that the safety lock works ......................................................................................... Will continue with FUNCTIONAL NEGATIVE TESTING: I will verify that when the vending machine doesn't have power, there is not a glitch in which the lights turn on. Verify that the machine sound should NOT be noisy Verify that machine parts should not be damaged from anywhere on the machine ........................................................................................ I will continue with UI TESTING of the software and hardware. Making sure that it is made from the right materials and that it has the required design, warnings, brand name, etc. That all looks good, without spelling/grammar/alignment/consistency issues

Answer 11

First, I will always ask for requirements because we create test cases based on the requirements. If we don't get any requirements, I will begin with exploratory testing. ....................................................................................... I will start with FUNCTIONAL POSITIVE TESTING: I will verify you are able to write smoothly Verify that you are able to hold the pen comfortably Verify that the ink color, it should be consistent from the start till the end. Verify that the pen is not making any sound while writing Verify that the pen can write on smooth, rough, thick, thin, and glossy papers. ......................................................................................... Will continue with FUNCTIONAL NEGATIVE TESTING: I will verify that the pen does not leak ink when held upside down. Verify that the ink would dry according to the dry time specs Verify that the pen will no longer write if you remove the ink cartridge. ........................................................................................ I will continue with UI TESTING of the software and hardware. Making sure that it is made from the right materials and that it has the required design, warnings, brand name, etc. That all looks good, without spelling/grammar/alignment/consistency issues.

Answer 12

First, I will always ask for requirements because we create test cases based on the requirements. If we don't get any requirements, I will begin with exploratory testing. ....................................................................................... I will start with FUNCTIONAL POSITIVE TESTING: I will verify the capacity of the lift in terms of the total weight Verify that at no point should the lifts door should open while in motion Verify that the lift stops when up/down buttons at particular floor are pressed Verify that if there is an emergency button to contact officials in case of any mishap Verify that the lighting in the lift ......................................................................................... Will continue with FUNCTIONAL NEGATIVE TESTING: I will verify that if the user pulls the emergency button, the elevator doesn't continue moving Verify that if the user selects floor 4, it doesn't go to floor 6 instead. Verify that the elevator won't move if capacity is reached. ........................................................................................ I will continue with UI TESTING of the software and hardware. Making sure that it is made from the right materials and that it has the required design, warnings, brand name, etc. That all looks good, without spelling/grammar/alignment/consistency issues.

Answer 13

First, I will always ask for requirements because we create test cases based on the requirements. If we don't get any requirements, I will begin with exploratory testing. ....................................................................................... I will start with FUNCTIONAL POSITIVE TESTING: I will verify the functionality of the power ON-OFF button Verify that the 0 to 9 buttons are properly displayed or not. Verify that the user can navigate up and down the channel using the channel up and down buttons Verify that that user can increase or decrease the volume Verify that the remote control recognizes the receiver or tv ......................................................................................... Will continue with FUNCTIONAL NEGATIVE TESTING: I will verify that any numbers are missing on the remote control or not Verify that the remote is waterproof or not Verify that if you drop the remote, it will still work or not. ........................................................................................ I will continue with UI TESTING of the software and hardware. Making sure that it is made from the right materials and that it has the required design, warnings, brand name, etc. That all looks good, without spelling/grammar/alignment/consistency issues.

Answer 14

First, I will always ask for requirements because we create test cases based on the requirements. If we don't get any requirements, I will begin with exploratory testing. ....................................................................................... I will start with FUNCTIONAL POSITIVE TESTING: I will verify that if the power cable is connected then the toaster will turn on. Verify that any power light is visible or not Verify that the user can set a timer manually or not Verify that the user can put the expected pieces of bread into the toaster or not. Verify that the user can stop the toaster at anytime. ......................................................................................... Will continue with FUNCTIONAL NEGATIVE TESTING: I will verify Power failure, Confirm that the toaster automatically stops operating and remains inactive until power is restored. Verify that the toaster has overheat protection if unattended for an extended period. Verify that if the toaster detects the jam and automatically shuts off, alerting the user to the issue. ........................................................................................ I will continue with UI TESTING of the software and hardware. Making sure that it is made from the right materials and that it has the required design, warnings, brand name, etc. That all looks good, without spelling/grammar/alignment/consistency issues.

Active Recall - 15 most important questions for QA Interview Flashcards

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