Adhoc testing is a type of unplanned testing which does not follow any formal process like requirement documents, test plan, test cases, etc.
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Adhoc testing vs Exploratory testing
Adhoc Testing Exploratory Testing It begins with learning the application first and then carrying out the actual testing process. It begins with testing the application first and then understanding it through exploration. It is an independent testing type. It is a type of Adhoc testing. It doesn’t require any sort of documentation. It is mandatory to have documentation on the details of testing. Testers with in-depth knowledge about the application can perform Adhoc testing. It is not necessary to have an expert to explore the application. Testing starts after all the data is collected to perform the testing. In exploration testing, the data collection and testing happen simultaneously. It works for negative testing scenarios. It mainly goes with positive scenarios. It focuses on enhancing the testing process. It focuses on learning the application It depends on the tester's creativity and intuition. It depends on the tester's curiosity and perception. There is no time limit in Ad hoc testing. It is a time-boxed method.