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Hi

>Equivalence partitioning , a Black box Technique , is done
mostly on Data inputs derived from the requirement
specification.It is done rarely on Output data.

>The set of input datum are divided into certain classes
having equivalent property.
Like : Certain inputs are Valid inputs and others are
invalid ones.

>The partitions may done upon different property depending
upon the requirements.

>It helps in avoiding Exhaustive testing.

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