What is Equivalence partitioning,Boundary value
analysis,Decision table testing,State transition
testing,Use case testing. Plz explain with example and
differences if any
Answer Posted / markusorelius
These are different test techniques, which are applied in a
structured way to the target software. They arise from
understanding where software typically fails, and why.
These technicques are very effective and efficient in
structuring a test for a specific kind of functionality.
You need to choose the correct one to apply in every case.
You do this by understanding what the particular item's
function is and thus how to test it with the most efficient
and effective method.
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