Answer / a.sivamani

equivalence partitioning is to test the alphanumeric
fields.EP is to reduce the number of test cases.Because we
cant write 1 to 12 test cases to test the months.

we need to partition the inputs....
1.test case with less than 1 - Invalid data
2.test case between 1 and 12 - valid data
3.test case with greater than 12 - Invalid data

Above there are three partitions....

Take one value from each partition to test the months

Answer / priyanka

My previous ans consists of a small mistake.

There will be two types of test cases
1) will be with valid test data
2) will be with invalid test data


Here valid test data is min, min+1, max-1, max i.e 1,2,11,12
Invalid test data is min-1, max+1 i.e 0,13
for equivalence partition we also apply boundary value
analysis also

Answer / uppal

In equivalence partioning, equivalence classes are created.

In this example the range is from 1 - 12.

So we can write a single test case with any value between 1
to 12. If it gets passed then the application will work
with any of the values between 1 to 12.

If we want to perform boundry value analysis, then the
inputs that are required are

min value -> 1
min - 1 -> 0
min + 1 -> 2
max value -> 12
max - 1 -> 11
max + 1 -> 13

So total 6 test cases are required.

Answer / narender09reddy

test case type

Answer / ajnabee

0 ,1 ,12 ,13.

Answer / priyanka

There will be two types of test cases
1) will be with valid test data
2) will be with invalid test data


Here valid test data is min, min+1, max-1, max+1 i.e 1,2,11,13
Invalid test data is min-1, max+1 i.e 0,13
for equivalence partition we also apply boundary value
analysis also

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