What are the technics used for writing a test cases
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Answer / rajesh.veggalam
boundary value analysis- find the corner values and the
values are out of range.
equivalence class partition - values are valid or invalid
error guessing-it can done sr.testers.null values,negative
values,strings,blank spaces.
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Answer / viju
There are 3 technics for to write test cases
1)Error Guessing
2)Equivalence Partitioning
3)Boundary Value Analysis
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Answer / ramprasad.s
HI
The Order are as follows.
1.Equal Partitioning.
2.Boundary value analysis.
3.Error Guessing.
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Answer / chandra shekhar bhaattarai
For Black box testing
1.boundary value analysis.
2.equivalence class partition.
3.error guessing.
4.cause effect graphing.
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