What is the difference between stub & Driver? which is
needed in Top Up & Bottom Down Testing?
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Answer / kapil sood
Stubs and drivers are nothing but codes or programs that we
use for testing bottom up and top down testing.
For Bottom up testing we use drivers and for Top down
testing we use stubs.
Stub is special purpose program which is used to simulate
the activity of missing component.
Driver is special code to aid the integration or routine
that calls particular component and passes test case to it.
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Answer / krishna
Stub is used in The Top-Down Approach & Driver is Used in
The Bottom-Down Approach
While integrating The Modules in Top-Down Approach if at
all any Mandatory Module is Missing Then That Module is
Replaced With Temparory Program Known as STUB
While integrating The Modules in Bottom-Up Approach if at
all any Mandatory Module is Missing Then That Module is
Replaced With Temparory Program Known as DRIVER
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