Manual Testing – Cpp Compiler Project

This repository contains the Manual Testing project for a C++ Compiler application.

The purpose of this project is to validate the functionality, usability, and reliability of the C++ Compiler by designing and executing comprehensive test cases and documenting defects.

Project Overview

• Performed requirement analysis to identify test conditions.
• Designed test scenarios and test cases covering functional and negative flows.
• Executed manual tests on different inputs (valid/invalid C++ programs).
• Documented findings in Test Reports and Defect Logs.
• Ensured quality using Equivalence Partitioning and Boundary Value Analysis (BVA).

Tools & Skills Used

• Testing Types: Functional Testing, Usability Testing, Boundary Value Testing
• Techniques: Equivalence Partitioning (EP), BVA, Negative Testing
• Documentation: Test Plan, Test Cases, Execution Reports, Defect Logs
• Tools: MS Excel / Google Sheets, GitHub for version control
• Knowledge Areas: SDLC, STLC, Requirement Analysis

Testing Deliverables

1. Test Plan – Scope, objectives, testing approach, responsibilities
2. Test Scenarios – High-level test conditions for compiler functionalities
3. Test Cases – Detailed step-by-step test cases with expected vs actual results
4. Execution Report – Test results summary (Pass/Fail)
5. Defect Log – Identified bugs with severity, priority, and reproduction steps