Ad-hoc testing is vital for comprehensive testing and helps determine the test bucket’s effectiveness. Discover the technique for Finding Defects Without a Formal Testing Process in this tutorial.
The very term ad hoc implies the lack of structure or something that is not methodical. When you talk about ad hoc testing, it means that it is a form of a black box or behavioral testing performed without any formal process in place.
The formal process here means having documentation like requirement documents, Test Plans, test cases, and proper test planning in terms of the schedule and order of performed tests. Also, any actions performed during the testing are not documented typically.
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