12/16/2008Hybrid Integration Testing

Top-down and bottom-up, both the types of testing have their advantages and disadvantages. While in top-down integration testing it is very easy to follow the top-down software development process at the same time in bottom-up testing, the code is used mostly is tested repetitively. [More]

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12/16/2008Top-down vs. Bottom-up Testing

Top-down vs. Bottom-up testing is simply the way you look at things. Bottom-up testing is the testing of code that could almost be considered an extension of unit testing. [More]

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