What r the types of Test case design techniques
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Answer / rsntallapudi123
The commonly used test case design techniques are
Equivallence partitioning
Boundary-value Analysis
Error guessing
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Answer / pallavi
There are number of test case techniques.
1.Boundary value analysis
2.Equivalence class partitioning
3.Error guessing.
4.Semantic technique
5.Syntactic tecnique
6.Data flow technique.
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Test case design techniques are:-
1. Equivalance partitioning.
2. Boundary value analysis.
3. Error guessing.
4. State transition
5. Cause effect graphing.
6. Syntax testing
7. Graph Matrix
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Answer / sarwesh kumar
We can broadly classify the Test case Design Techniques into
two:
Static & Dynamic
Static:
1.) Internal Reviews (Peer Review,Buddy Review)
2.) Walkthrough
3.) Technical Reviews
4.) Inspection (Codes)
Dynamic can again be classified into:
1.) Structure Based:
a.)Statement
b.)Decision
c.)Condition
d.)Multiple Condition
2.) Experience Based:
a.)Error Guessing
b.)Exploratory
3.) Specification Based:
a.)Boundary Value Analysis
b.)Equivalence Class Partition
c.)Cause Effect Graphics
d.)Use cases
e.)State Transition
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Answer / anup
We can categorize them into 3:
1. Static techniques:
* Reviews
* Inspection
* Walkthrough
2. Experience based techniques:
* Exploratory
* Error guessing
3. Dynamic techniques:
* Equivalence partitioning
* Boundary Value Analysis
* Use case
* State transition
* Branch coverage
* Statement coverage
* Decision coverage
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there are two types of test design techniques
they are
1.Boundary value analysis.
2.Equilance class partition.
Boundary value analsys: if there is a range kind of input
the technique used by the test engineer to dovelop the test
cases for that range is called as boundary value analsys.
equilance class partition: here the test engineer writes
the valied and invalied test cases i.e. positive test cases
and negative test cases.
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Answer / shivaraj g
1. Static techniques:
* Reviews
* Inspection
* Walkthrough
2. Experience based techniques:
* Exploratory
* Error guessing
3. Dynamic techniques:
* Equivalence partitioning
* Boundary Value Analysis
* State transition
* Decision Table
* Use Case
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Answer / sudheer
boundary value analysis
equivalence class partition
decession table technique
state transmission technique
use case technique
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Answer / pradeep
1 Equivalence Class Partition
2 Boundary Value Analysis
3 Error Guessing
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Answer / mahipal
1.Boundary value analysis
2.Equivalence class partitioning
3.Error guessing.
4.Semantic technique
5.Syntactic tecnique
6.Data flow technique
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