SDET Blueprint

 Grey box testing is a software testing technique that combines elements of both black box testing and white box testing. Testers have partial knowledge of the internal workings of the application but do not have full access to the source code. This approach helps identify functional and structural issues efficiently. Key Features of Grey Box Testing Partial Knowledge of Code: Testers have some understanding of the internal structure but do not have full access. Combination of Black & White Box Testing: It merges the advantages of both testing methods. Focus on Functional & Structural Issues: Helps identify defects caused by improper code structure or incorrect usage. Useful for Web-Based Applications: Often applied in testing websites and web applications. Techniques Used in Grey Box Testing Matrix Testing: Evaluates business and technical risks associated with different variables in the softw...