What r the different types of testcase techniques?
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Answer Posted / geetha
hi,
Different types of testcase techniquest derived from test
techniques.
The test case techniques which are used in Software Testing
is,
1. Equivalent Class Partitioning
2. Boundary Value Analysis
3. Error Guessing or Probability Class Partitioning
4. Decision Table
5. Special Values
6. Error Based
7. I/O Domain
8. Decision Table
9. Flow Chart
from Black box, white Box, Incremental and Thread testing.
techniques.
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