Description: The ‘Error Guessing’ technique is a software testing method where the evaluator uses their experience and prior knowledge to anticipate and locate potential defects in an application. This methodology is based on the premise that, through accumulated experience in previous projects, testers can identify risk areas in the software that are more likely to contain errors. ‘Error Guessing’ focuses on the intuition and judgment of the evaluator, who examines the code, functionality, and user interface to detect potential failures. This technique is particularly useful in various stages of development, where changes may be frequent and defects can be harder to trace. Additionally, it allows development teams to prioritize areas that require more attention during testing, thus optimizing the quality assurance process. Although it does not replace more systematic testing methods, such as automated or use-case-based testing, ‘Error Guessing’ complements these techniques by providing a perspective based on human experience, which can result in the identification of issues that might otherwise be overlooked.
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