Can you explain equivalence partitioning?



Can you explain equivalence partitioning?..

Answer / Manish Mishra

"Equivalence Partitioning is a test design technique used in black-box testing where the input or output values of a software component are divided into distinct classes, known as equivalence partitions. Each partition represents a group of data that behaves identically for the purpose of the test. The goal is to minimize the number of tests by testing one representative value from each partition."n

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