Testers need domain knowledge and testing expertise to effectively explore and test software.
Exploratory testing sessions are usually shorter in duration to maintain focus and effectiveness.
Exploratory testing is effective at finding defects early in the testing process.
Creativity is crucial for generating test ideas and scenarios.
Exploratory testing is characterized by ad-hoc and unscripted testing activities.
Pairwise testing is often used in conjunction with exploratory testing to maximize test coverage.
Exploratory testing involves intuitive exploration without predefined scripts.
Exploratory testing focuses on actively exploring the software to find defects without relying on pre-scripted test cases.
Exploratory testing is often used in the system testing phase to uncover defects and assess overall system behavior.
A list of known defects can serve as a test oracle in exploratory testing, helping testers identify expected issues.
Both finding defects and learning about the software.
