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Boundary value analysis is a type of testing technique in
Black Box testing. For example, if you are going to test a
testbox, which accepts value 1 - 100, there is no need for
you to test with all values from 1 - 100. To minimize your
testing work, you can minimize with test data.Selecting
minimum value, minimum value - 1, minimum value + 1,
maximum value, maximum value + 1, maximum value - 1, we can
reduce our test data in our example.
so the test data's will be 0,1,2,99,100,101.Instead of
using 100 values and test, Use only 6 values to test that
scenario.
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