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18. What do you mean by Baseline Testing and Benchmark testing? Baseline Testing: It is a type of non-functional testing in which a set of tests are run to capture performance information. Using this gathered information, we can make required changes in the application and ultimately improve the performance and capabilities of the application. Generally, it refers to a benchmark that is used as a starting point for new works. This testing uncovers and resolves many errors. Benchmark Testing: It is a type of testing that involves both the developers and DBAs (Database Administrators) to determine current performance information. Using this information, one can improve the performance of the same by matching it with the benchmarks (industry standards). Its main objective is to compare the present and future software releases with their specific benchmark. 19. Describe what Fuzz Testing is and how important it is. Fuzz testing is a software testing technique that uses a ...
