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Question 28 of 28 for our Red Hat Mock Interview

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Question 28 of 28

In your mind, when is monkey testing the most effective in testing new software?

By utilizing random inputs to check the behavior of a program, monkey testing has its time and place in the software testing process. For this question, your interviewer is looking to hear that you have an understanding of the theory behind monkey testing and how you would look to put it to work at Red Hat to test their products.

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  • 28. In your mind, when is monkey testing the most effective in testing new software?

      How to Answer

      By utilizing random inputs to check the behavior of a program, monkey testing has its time and place in the software testing process. For this question, your interviewer is looking to hear that you have an understanding of the theory behind monkey testing and how you would look to put it to work at Red Hat to test their products.

      Written by Ryan Brunner on February 26th, 2020

      1st Answer Example

      "In my experience, monkey testing has been very effective in load testing and stress testing new software as standard testing methods couldn't do this without a lot of extra work. Because of the adhoc approach to the testing, load and stress on the software was most highly gauged through monkey testing."

      Written by Ryan Brunner on February 26th, 2020

      2nd Answer Example

      "Because monkey testing is able to find unique bugs that standard testing won't find, I've found it to be very effective for testing new pilot software programs that are reaching new bounds. At my current job, I helped design a brilliant monkey testing process that utilized user behavior to look for certain probabilities of bugs within our systems that we were designing."