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Back to back testing is a type of Software Testing, which is also known as Comparison Testing. It is mainly used when several versions of software applications exist for testing, as it tests two or more variants of a component, with similar inputs, as well as compares and examines their corresponding outputs to ensure no discrepancies occur in the software in the future

Ad-hoc testing is an informal test that is performed randomly, without any plans or strategies, with the intention to break the software system. Compared to traditional testing, this is a beneficial test that helps the team to find the majority of defects, as it uses various innovative methods to test the software.

Orthogonal Array Testing is a black-box testing method that allows maximum test coverage, where the number of test cases is less as compared to data. Also abbreviated as OATS, it is a statistical and systematic way of testing that makes provision for the representative depiction of all data combinations.

With Test Comparators, Software Testers can compare the expected and actual results of the software product, produced during software testing. Enjoy the automated process and ensure the quality of the accuracy of the results.

A test comparator is a tool that automates the process of comparison between the actual and expected results, produced by a software product at the time of software testing.