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Answer Posted / rajeswari
Basic types oftest cases are 2 types
Blockbox and white box test cases.
For coming to test eng.. we use block box test cases only.
Here positive and -ve test testing comes under functional
testing.
in functional testing we use valid,invalid,zero,without
zero,within ranze,without range,+ve,-ve all these are in
functional testing only.
As a testers we can say functional testing,block box
testing,requirements testing all are same
so i think basic type of testcases is nothing but only
block box testing for test eng...
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