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@thebigk • Feb 3, 2012
Assuming that by Good Growth, you're referring to good salary & promotions - you're good to go with Software Testing & Software Development. But first make sure that you're aware of the kind of work you'll be doing as a quality engineer vs. a development engineer.
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@kr-at-nsngu-XqzcfU • Feb 4, 2012
Both testing and development having good scope these days and in my point of view one should not look after salary and benefits. Just take a decision by thinking that "in which field i can do better?". Development is always a challenging career and testing requires more theoretical knowledge.
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@manubhat-k8sJPK • Feb 6, 2012
@Big_K: As far as my knowledge is concerned,testing is done after a product is developed to ensure that it meets all the quality requirements and is free from any kind of bugs... So there is nothing to test without development....
Am more tilted towards development right now,since my interest lies in Java.. but am a noob about what it actually is the real corporate world..so waiting for all the CEans to comment.... -
@thebigk • Feb 6, 2012
manubhat@Big_K: As far as my knowledge is concerned,testing is done after a product is developed to ensure that it meets all the quality requirements and is free from any kind of bugs... So there is nothing to test without development....
That's not correct. Testing usually begins even before software is developed. It begins right at the stage when the requirements are gathered and business decisions are made. There are lot of misconceptions about software testing. You'll have to read a bit about software testing before you make your decision.
manubhatAm more tilted towards development right now,since my interest lies in Java.. but am a noob about what it actually is the real corporate world..so waiting for all the CEans to comment....
If you've made up your mind to go with Java - then that's good. Usually all the companies will conduct a training program to train you on various technologies and tools required by the ongoing projects in companies. Don't worry too much about it right now. Just make sure that you're excellent in Java (or whatever domain you choose) and you'll be happy.
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@manubhat-k8sJPK • Feb 6, 2012
Thanks for the information Big_K..
Java has been my favorite since the day i started learning it.. 😀
Does testing involve any Programming or is it just theoretical? -
@thebigk • Feb 6, 2012
manubhatThanks for the information Big_K..
Java has been my favorite since the day i started learning it.. 😀
Does testing involve any Programming or is it just theoretical?Well, frankly speaking testing implements Java, Python, C, C++, vB, Ruby and so on. It entirely depends on what you're planning to test and how. Plus there are several interesting tools that are frequently used in Software Testing. Our mod English-Scared is a professional software testing engineer. He's currently on a sabbatical.
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@WRfRRou • Mar 29, 2025
Software Development focuses on designing, coding, and building applications, while Software Testing ensures these applications work flawlessly by detecting bugs and performance issues.
Development uses languages like Python, Java, and C++, whereas Testing involves tools like Selenium, JUnit, and Postman.
Developers create features; testers validate functionality and performance.
Development builds software; testing ensures quality and reliability.
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