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what is boudarary value analysis? what is the use of it?
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Answer / sara
Hai Nazeer,
BVA is the most important in the testing in the block
box testing.
eg:
IF u take yahoo user name suppose the client requirements is
min 4 cha and maxi 10 cha in this place we apply the BVA is
n-1 n n+1 m-1 m m+1
----|---------------------------------|----
3 4 5 9 10 11
hear the lower boundary value is 4 and upper boundary is 10
here we check 4-1,4,4+1, and 10-1,10,10+1
Here 4-1,10+1 both are fail and 4,4+1,10-1,10 is pass
Thank you
saravanan.rk.qa@gmail.com
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Answer / riz
Boundary Value Analysis is a technique used for writing the
test cases..for example:If a particular field accepts the
values from 1 to 1000, then we test that field by entering
only 1, 1000, 0, 1001, 999,2.
i.e we check on the boundaries and then minimum-1 , minimum
+1 and maximum+1, maximum-1.
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Answer / shravanthivijay
Boundary value analysis is one of the technique in Black box
testing,it is very useful to write test scenorious and test
cases for example: test the values from 1-1000 and to find
out the defects. dnot test all values from 1 to 1000. In
this situation use the boundary value analysis, min is 1 and
max is 1000.
min=1 PASS; max=1000 PASS ; min-1=0 FAIL :max-1=999
PASS
min+1=2 PASS; max+1=1001 FAIl
it is help ful to save the time
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Answer / medarajkumar
boundry value analusis is a technique for test data
selection.Test engineer chooses the values that lie along
the data extreems.It includes max,mim,justinside,justout
side,typicalvalues and errorvalues.
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