explain fault based testing technique.



explain fault based testing technique...

Answer / mfsi_chinmayb`

Hi
Fault based testing is to inject a predefined fault into the
code . It simply says that we need to use faulty test data
as input and check/test weather the pre-specified fault is
occurring or not.

Example: If a password only accepts more then 6 alphanumeric.
And we provide data input to the password field less then 6
and it is showing the error message correctly. Then the
technique can be named as fault based testing.

Thanks

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