Answer / sathish

Equivalence Class Partitioning is a test case design
technique where we will divide the input into areas in an
assumption it will behave the same
For e.g a field which accepts number between 0 to 100
then we will derive the input as -5 , 50 , 110

Answer / ramakrishna_krnl

Equivalence Class Partitioning

An Equivalence Class Partitioning (ECP) approach
divides the input domain of a software to be tested into
the finite number of partitions or eqivalence classes. This
method can be used to partition the output domain as
well, but it is not commonly used.

Answer / priya

3 main test cases for excel sheet


. verify page title
. observe mandatory fields
.verify alignments

Answer / swapnil

Thanks Satish

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