Answer / sudhakar8

An equivalence class is a subset of data that is
representative of a larger class. Equivalence partitioning
is a technique for testing equivalence classes rather than
undertaking exhaustive testing of each value of the larger
class. For example, a program which edits credit limits
within a given range (1,000 - 1,500) would have three
equivalence classes:

< 1,000 (invalid)
Between 1,000 and 1,500 (valid)
> 1,500 (invalid)

Answer / qaforfun

Equivalence Class is a collection of test inputs such that
one input check validates all input values in that class.

Answer / ceenu

it show the valid and invalid classes

Answer / santoshnathan

ECP is BB testing technique that divide input domain of a
program into classes.Like

1.If I/P condition specifies range, one valid and two
invalid classes are defined
2.If I/P condition requires specific value,one valid and two
invalid classes are defined
3.If I/P condition is member of set,One valid and one
invalid classes are defined
4.If I/P condition is Boolean,One valid and one Invalid
classes are defined.

Answer / sujatha_k

In equivalance class , two invalid input and one valid
input enter do that testing and verified functionilty.

Answer / himanshu patel

>> Divide Test Data in to ..

Invalid, Valid, Invalid ... Classes.

Example: For getting licence you must be atleast 18 years of
age. And you can not get licence if your age is 80 years or
more. So if we divide this data using equi class
partitioning then it will be as following:

<15,40,90>

Answer / sudarshan

the values maximum and minimum that to be checked for the
application.

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