which testing is better equivalenc partitioning or
bouandary value analysis and why?
Answer Posted / nikhil
Both Testing's are important because,
equivalenc partitioning is used to define a type of input
object (test data)
example
valid invalid
A to Z Special charactes
a to z Blank spaces.
0 to 9
Boundary value analysis is used to define a size of input
object (test data)
example, input object should be in between 4 to 8
characters.
min = 4 = pass
max = 8 = Pass
min-1 = 3 = fail
min+1 = 5 = pass
max-1 = 7 = pass
max+1 = 9 = fail
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