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Test Case Design Techniques
Test Case Design Techniques
These are the techniques that should be followed while writing the test cases to drive the maximum test coverage.
Following are the Test Case Design Techniques:
Error guessing.
Equivalence partitioning.
Bo...
Difference between Boundary Value Analysis and Equivalence Partitioning
Both Boundary Value Analysis and Equivalence Partitioning are test case design strategies used in Black box testing
1) Boundary Value Analysis:- It is a technique for Test Date selection. This technique is used to find errors at extreme points ...
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Equivalence partitioning:
Dividing the data into a range of values and selecting one input data value from each range is called Equivalence Partitioning. This is a black box test designing technique used to calculate...
What are Equivalence Class Partitioning & Boundary Value Analyses?
Boundary Value Analyses & Equivalence partitioning are both test case design techniques in black box testing.
Equivalence partitioning: In this method, the input data is divided into different three classes.
This method is used to reduce th...