Can anyone have some better answer for this..
Difference between Boundary value analysis & Equivalence
partitioning?
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Answer / ecp
BVA is mainly used when ever the reqirement is based on
range kind only but ECP is used not only the range kind of
requirements but also a any groop kind of reqirements also
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Answer / mudaseer
equivalence partioning in this there are 2 types pressman and
practise :in pressman you test for 1 valid and 2 invalid values for ex u r testing banking application that is for amt
field between 100 to 5000 now you test for 1 valid and 2 invalid values but in practise you test for range of values
in boundary value analysis you test near the boundary for ex amount field in banking application accepts values from 100 to
5000 then then you test for 100 because developer would have
made mistake for example developer would have written amt>100(instead of amt>=100) then amount field wont accept 100 it gives an error this is boundary value analysis
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BVA means:suppose if u take a password field,u check weather
it is taking 4 char's or 5 or 4 to 16 char's,but
ECP means:weather that password field is taking numbers or
special char's or uppercase letters...etc(in simply valid
and invalid)
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