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      jimmynelson
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      Hello everybody, l'm starting my career to be a software tester. I' m planning for ISTQB foundation course. Please anyone know about ISTQB syllabus or Mock tests. I m planning to write the exam . Thank you .

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      • scottalanmillerS
        scottalanmiller
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        I have not worked with those tests or certifications I'm afraid.

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        • Reid CooperR
          Reid Cooper
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          What is your current software experience?

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            Jason Banned
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            Software testers generally aren't generally IT and many times not even developers.

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              scottalanmiller @Jason
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              @Jason said in Software testing career.:

              Software testers generally aren't generally IT and many times not even developers.

              Generally trained as developers, otherwise they don't know how to test.

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                jimmynelson @jimmynelson
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                @jimmynelson software testers and software developer are working together as team player, Critical thinking etc and if software developer build application or system, the application pass to testers for testing and the application release to customers

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                  jimmynelson @Reid Cooper
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                  @Reid-Cooper no software experience . I'm a beginner looking forward to testers field to get a tester job for practical experience. I m looking for to Manual testing and later move to automation testing

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                    scottalanmiller @jimmynelson
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                    @jimmynelson said in Software testing career.:

                    @Reid-Cooper no software experience . I'm a beginner looking forward to testers field to get a tester job for practical experience. I m looking for to Manual testing and later move to automation testing

                    Probably good to learn some programming. Start working on some projects.

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                      Reid Cooper @jimmynelson
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                      @jimmynelson said in Software testing career.:

                      @Reid-Cooper no software experience . I'm a beginner looking forward to testers field to get a tester job for practical experience. I m looking for to Manual testing and later move to automation testing

                      Any training?

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                        jimmynelson @scottalanmiller
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                        @scottalanmiller Yes you re right to learn programming. Like I said software testing work together to software developer they are team player . If I get my hand- in experience l will learn Java or Ruby n rails in future to write scripts under test, become software test developer

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                          jimmynelson @Reid Cooper
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                          @Reid-Cooper l'm into training courses last 3weeks ago on ISTQB, HP Quality Center(ALM) and looking forward to adding SQL.

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                              Reid Cooper @jimmynelson
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                              @jimmynelson said in Software testing career.:

                              @scottalanmiller Yes you re right to learn programming. Like I said software testing work together to software developer they are team player . If I get my hand- in experience l will learn Java or Ruby n rails in future to write scripts under test, become software test developer

                              Normally you learn programming before looking into software testing. Software testing is a branch of programming, so knowing how to program is generally the first step in looking into software testing.

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                                In addition to knowing the code being handed over to you, most software testing is done in code today. So you need to program for both sides of the job.

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                                  jimmynelson @Reid Cooper
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                                  @Reid-Cooper Great advice, Reid-copper thank you. What's your advice on any programming language to learn? eg java, c, c++, objective C or Python etc And how can i start as possible or any direction to start learn programme now? Thank you i appreciate 👍

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                                    Reid Cooper @jimmynelson
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                                    @jimmynelson said in Software testing career.:

                                    @Reid-Cooper Great advice, Reid-copper thank you. What's your advice on programming language to learn? And how can i start as possible or any direction to start learn programme now? Thank you i appreciate 👍

                                    Well, as a software tester, you have two things to be concerned about (as far as learning a language)... one is to learn the language that you will be testing and the other is learning the language for writing tests. These may be one and the same, or might be different.

                                    So the first step is knowing what you will be testing. If you are just getting started and don't have your eye on a specific role, company or job then look at a list of popular languages and the ones in the top couple are the ones that will be hiring the most testers. Java, C#, C, C++, JavaScript, Ruby, Python, etc. will be popular with Java and C# likely at the top.

                                    Then for your testing languages. Likely Python or Ruby will be the most common for scripting testing tools.

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                                      scottalanmiller
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                                      For just general learning, without an eye towards any specific use of it, I always recommend starting with Python because it is so well suited to learning programming.

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                                        scottalanmiller @jimmynelson
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                                        @jimmynelson said in Software testing career.:

                                        @Reid-Cooper Great advice, Reid-copper thank you. What's your advice on any programming language to learn? eg java, c, c++, objective C or Python etc And how can i start as possible or any direction to start learn programme now? Thank you i appreciate 👍

                                        Objective C is very popular for Mac OSX desktop app programming. But that is a very limited job space. There is no server size Objective C and even the Apple programming community is leaving Objective C to move to Swift today. If you wanted to limit yourself to Apple OSX and iOS graphical app testing, I think that Swift would make more sense.

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                                          jimmynelson @scottalanmiller
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                                          @scottalanmiller Great advice thank you.

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                                            jimmynelson @Reid Cooper
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                                            @Reid-Cooper . Great Reid. I prefer to learn Ruby on rails" or pick Python? Which one you recommend please ??

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