Funktsionaaltestimise

Funktsionaaltestimise is an Estonian term that roughly translates to "functional testing" in English. It is a method of software testing that focuses on evaluating the functionality and behavior of a software application or system.

The primary goal of funktsionaaltestimise is to ensure that a software product or system meets the required functional specifications and works as expected. This form of testing involves verifying that the software behaves correctly when performing specific tasks or activities. Functional testing is divided into different levels, including unit testing, integration testing, and system testing.

In unit testing, individual components or modules of a software system are tested to ensure they function correctly on their own. Integration testing, on the other hand, involves testing how different components or modules interact with each other. System testing is a more comprehensive form of testing that evaluates the entire software system to ensure it works as expected.

Funktsionaaltestimise is often performed using a variety of testing techniques, such as black box testing, white box testing, and gray box testing. Black box testing involves testing the software without knowledge of its internal workings, while white box testing involves testing with knowledge of the internal workings. Gray box testing is a combination of both.

Effective funktsionaaltestimise is essential for ensuring the quality and reliability of software products and systems. It helps identify defects and errors early in the development process, reducing the overall cost and time required for maintenance and fixes. By regularly performing funktsionaaltestimise, software developers and testers can ensure their products meet the required standards and deliver the desired results.