Dif B/W Equivallence partitioning and Boundary-value
Analysis
Give an Example.

Answer Posted / prashant

Boundry value Analysis: Boundry value of the given Input of
the object. That is max and min.
ex:- If an test boc taking values 3-8. so the boundry
conditions are

min 3 - pass

min-1 2 - fail

min+1 4 - pass

max 8 - pass

max+1 9 - fail

max-1 7 - pass


Equalience call partaning:- Methodically reducessing the
huge set of possible test cases in much smaller. But
equally efficent. That means it depends on the type of the
input value.

Ex:- Above Example. That particular text box accept only
numeric. it does not allow any other.

a-z - fail

0-9 pass

Alpaha numeric special charectors fail

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