A request for a change to a report format in a module
(subsystem) was made. After making the required changes, the
programmer should carry out:
A. unit testing.
B. unit and module testing.
C. unit, module and regression testing.
D. module testing.
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Answer: C
Unit, module and regression testing will ensure that the
specific unit, module or subsystem and the complete system
works as expected. Regression testing is required for any
changes carried out at any level. The unit testing will
ensure that the unit is working as expected. The unit and
module testing will ensure that the unit and the module work
as expected. Unit testing and module testing will ensure
that the report or the unit and the module or the subsystem
are working as expected, but will not ensure that there has
not been an impact on the complete system. Regression
testing is required for any changes carried out at any level.
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