Guideline for euivalence class testing
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Equivalence class testing is a software testing technique that involves grouping test input data into classes to test a software product. It helps ensure all scenarios are tested accurately. Guidelines for equivalence class testing include using robust forms for high priority error conditions, defining input data precisely using intervals and discrete values, selecting one valid and one invalid input for each condition, and potentially needing multiple attempts to establish proper equivalence relations.
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Guideline for euivalence class testing
- 1. Guidelines for equivalence class testing BY : ABHISHEK BAJPAI B.TECH (CSE) 5TH SEM A80105216009
- 2. What is meant by the Equivalence Class Testing? Equivalence Class Testing, which is also known as Equivalence Class Partitioning (ECP) and Equivalence Partitioning, is an important software testing technique used by the team of testers for grouping and partitioning of the test input data, which is then used for the purpose of testing the software product into a number of different classes.
- 3. Guidelines for Equivalence Class Testing: By following a set of guidelines while implementing the process of testing, the team of testers can ensure better outputs from the tests and make sure all scenarios are being tested accurately. Therefore, listed below are some tips/guidelines for equivalence class testing
- 4. Use robust forms if the error conditions in the software product are of high priority. It can be used by the team in projects where the program function is complex. To ensure the accuracy and precision of equivalence class testing, define the input data in terms of intervals and sets of discrete values. Use of robust from is redundant of the implemented language is strongly types and when invalid values cause runtime errors in the system.
- 5. The team needs to select one valid and one invalid input value each, if the input conditions are broken or not stated accurately. Establishing proper equivalence relation might require several tries and extra efforts of the team.
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