What is Stub and Driver ? What functions are used in stubs
and driver?
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Answer / castor_troy
The term stub and drivers comes in integration testing.
Say while top down integration testing we have 3 modules A,
B and C. say A and B are ready but C. But A and B calls
functions from C. In this case, to proceed with the testing
a dummy code is written to work as C. This function/code is
called a Stub.
Same way in Bottom up testing Say A, B are ready but C is
not. And C has to return value to A and B. For this a dummy
code is written to return a vale. This is called Driver.
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Answer / salini
Stub:
A stub is a substitute for sub module in top-down
integration.
Driver:
A driver is asubstitute for main module in bottom-up
integration.
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Answer / salini
A Stub is a substitute for sub module in Top-Down
Integration.
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