What are stubs and drivers?
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Stubs - A Piece of code that simulates the activity of the
missing component. stub is used to test a unit in isolation.
Or A stub is a piece of software that works similae to the
unit which is referenced by the unit being tested
Or A stub is a pseudo-module emulating the functionality of
a not yet implemented or integrated component.
Driver - A Piece of code that passes the test case to
another piece of code. Driver Program only calls the
function being developed but possibly manyn times to test
its behaviour on the variety of parameters.
Vinodh Anandan
Software Tester
Exceed Technologies (P) Ltd.,
Chennai
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Answer / ch.s.m.prasad,kkd
stub and driver are temporary programes while we executing
the programe if any module was underconstructed. here stub
is a calling programe. driver is a called programe
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