A common misunderstanding is that manual testing is not technical and that you need to learn coding only for automation purposes. In fact, having a basic understanding of programming can substantially benefit the manual testing process alone. When we learn...
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A common misunderstanding is that manual testing is not technical and that you need to learn coding only for automation purposes. In fact, having a basic understanding of programming can substantially benefit the manual testing process alone. When we learn to program, we learn about the elements and structure of software. We learn how data is represented inside the computer, and how bits can be interpreted and misinterpreted. We learn about flow control, decision points, looping, and how mistakes can be made. Even if we never see the source code, when we learn how programs work, we also learn how they might not work.
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