Answer Posted / wajiha

Equivalence Partitioning:
If you expect the same result from two tests, you
consider them equivalent. A group of tests forms a class if
you believe that:

>They all test the same thing
>If one test catches a bug, the others probably will too
>If one test doesn’t catch a bug, the others probably won’t
either

Boundary Value Analysis:
BVA is a variant and refinement of equivalence
partitioning

In BVA Rather than selecting any element in an
equivalence class as being representative, elements are
selected such that each edge of the EC is the subject of a
test

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