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What is Boundary Value Analysis(BVA) and Equivalence Class
Partition(ECP)?
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Answer Posted / krishna
Equivalence partitioning:- It is an black box testing
technique and it can be defined as "Dividing the input
domain of data into the class of interavels and from which
we can prepare test cases.
Boundary value analysis:- It is also an black box technique
majorly stress on boundary conditions.As the most of the
bugs reside at boundaries.
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