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Why is white box testing sometimes called glass box testing?
In some references, I have found that white box testing is sometimes called glass box testing. I would like to know what are the reasons behind that.
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Statement Coverage and Decision Coverage - I am not able conclude which is the correct answer.-Need help wrt flow chart
As per my knowledge of Statement coverage and branch coverage Answer should be (a) .But to be very frank still flow chart for this is not clear to me. Can someone pls help me with flow chat.
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How to write test cases using Equivalence Class, Boundary value, and Basis Path Testing
I have a method isPerfect(x) (with 4<=x<=10000) below, how to write test cases based on Equivalence Class, Boundary Value, and Basis Path Testing:
public boolean checkPerfectNumber(int x) {
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White-box test cases with 100% code coverage
I apologize ahead as I'm very new to software testing. But I have what looks like a simple code to create a White-box test cases with 100% code coverage:
01 public class ShapeAreas {
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03 public ...
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White Box Testing - Basis Coverage
What does it mean, when you do a white box test :
"cover the edges with a basis, if possible. Otherwise cover the paths with a set of arbitrary test cases".
What I usually do in this kind of ...
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I have a few question about MC/DC and piarwise testing
Recently, I started working on software testing, and I had some questions.
Pairwise testing is the combination of all the values that this parameter can have, and is it also applicable to Boolean ...
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Whitebox testing with break
Can someone tell me if my whitebox testing is correct? Can I put 2 arrows entering for statement 8 ?
Code being tested:
Whitebox test:
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purpose of white box testing
I have read about whitebox testing. Statement coverage, branch coverage, path coverage done at unit, integration levels. In this we derive test cases to obtain maximum coverage for statements, ...
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What is difference between Prime Path Testing and Path Testing?
I got following types of white box testing list:
Control flow testing
Data flow testing
Branch testing
Statement coverage
Decision coverage
Modified condition/decision coverage
Prime path ...
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Drawing a program graph: What line is visited after a conditional or loop is not called?
Just wanted to check whether the way I am thinking is correct.
Here is an example method:
1 public static boolean isCircle (int M, int m) {
2 boolean result = false;
3 if (M == m & M > ...
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Which methods are to be considered in method coverage
I have a confusion regarding the method coverage calculation.
consider the code below.
function A (n1)
{
if (n>1)
C();
else
print n1;
}
Now, My test case calls A() as
A(1)
It means ...
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how to manually calculate code coverage percentage for path coverage?
I am manually creating the white-box testing for our system and I have issues with automated coverage testing tools. This is a Java-based system.
Path coverage % = (Total paths exercised / total ...
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What do the terms "white box testing" and "black box testing" mean?
Hi everyone my question is not about programming. Rather it is on software development plans. Can someone explain these 2 to me am getting a bit of confusion:
White box testing
Blackbox testing
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How to test a java software?
We have been assigned an open source software to test!
The software has 3 packages and each package has 10 or more classes and each class might have dozens of methods.
My question is that before I ...
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statement and branch coverage
Hello everyone in these days i am preparing ISTQB exam and i am stuck with one of the questions.
mock exam QUESTION 16
Question is ( originally copy paste) here:
Given the following code, which is ...