Give examples of boundary value and equivalence
partitioning test cases.
Answer Posted / sridhar
Boundary value analysis:
Ex : consider the numbers from 1 - 1000 which should provide
valid results when entering a value in between them.
We will break the numerics from - infinity to + infinity in
to three cases as explained in step 1,2 and 3
step 1: 1 to 1000 (When entering a value startign from 1 to
ending with 1000, should provide valid results as defined) -
Pass
step 2: - infinite to 0 (When entering a value startign from
- infinite to ending with 0, should provide Invalid results)
- Fail
step 1: 1001 to + Infinie (When entering a value startign
from 1001 to ending with + Infinite, should provide Invalid
results) - Fail
Equivalence Class Partitioning:
Consider an eXample, like a text box on the form need to
accept only "Special Characters"
so here comes the following:
Valid Case:"Only special characters" - when entering these
characters should not display any validation message
Invalid Case: " A-Z, a-z, 0-9" - when entering these
characters should display validation messages
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