Polishing test documentaion knowledge and manual QA skills.

Test documentation preparation.

1)Equivalence Partitioning:Technique that divides input data into equivalence classes, where each class represents a range of input values that should behave the same way. Test cases are then designed to cover each equivalence class, reducing redundancy in testing.2)Boundary Value Analysis:Similar to equivalence partitioning, boundary value analysis focuses on testing at the boundaries of input domains. Test cases are designed to examine the behavior of the software when inputs are at the minimum, maximum, or just above or below boundary values.3)Use Case Testing: Use cases represent specific interactions between users and the software system.4)Random Testing: Random testing involves generating random input data to test the software. This can help discover unexpected issues and vulnerabilities.5)User scenario testing: This help better understand issues from a user point perspective6)Test documentation:Preparation of clean and understandable testing documentation.7)Smoke testing:Testing of crucial funtioning and non-functioning aspects of software8)DBeaver:Tool to view the databases9)Integration Testing:Testing between the modules like front end and back end using swagger or postman or both.

Database management, MySql importing/exporting tables, SQL query,