Suppose there are three modules A-B-C, the output of A is
responsible for B and output of B is responsible for C and
if A & C is not ready & B module is ready then how can u
check Module B
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Answer / manish
Use Hybrid Approach: It is a combination of top down and
bottom up approaches. This approach is also known as
sandwich approach.
In the place of under constructive sub and main programs the
programmers are prefer using temporary program called stub
and Driver.
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Answer / ravikanth
yes ofcourse, here we can use sandwich integration
testing methodology
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