Answer / mfsi_krushnas

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Fault-based testing is a very effective technique for
determining the validity of test suites.
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By introducing faults into code, either by hand-seeding
or using an automated mutant generator, then running a
set of tests on the mutants, one can determine if the
test set is sufficient for the program or not.

diff b/w regression, re-testing & repeative testing

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wht is test scenario?

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What is webbased application testing?

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