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Black-box Testing is a method of software testing that inspects the functionality and the non-functionality of an application without having to peer into its internal structure. Every level of Black-box testing, regardless of whether it is based on units, integrity or acceptance, has innate high level testing tools. The purpose of the test is to not reveal the application’s code, internal structure or programming language in general at any point. The tester although is licensed to be aware of the outcome of the software, is not given the access to know how it functions, retaining the confidentiality of the concerned application. For e.g., input A maybe the result of input B, but what causes the affect is concealed.