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What are metrics NOT used for?

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Which of the following is a white box testing design characteristic?

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In a system designed to work out the employee tax to be paid: _ An employee has $4,000 of salary tax free. _ The next $1,500 is taxed at 10%. _ The next $28,000 after that is taxed at 22%. _ Any

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What is a test condition?

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Which of the following test organizations has the highest level of independence?

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Under which of the following circumstances is maintenance testing required? [K1]

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Which of the following BEST defines static techniques? [K1]

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Which of the following is a role of a formal review? [K1]

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A data driven approach to test automation design is best described as:

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Which of the following risks represents the highest level of risk to the project?

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For a mandatory input field 'ZIP code' the following rules are given: 1 - The valid ZIP code format is 5 numeric digits 2 - The code has to exist in the pest office's official ZIP code list Using equivalence classes partitioning, how many test cases are required to test this field?

Your company is developing a system with complex business rules and many branches in the structure of its code components. You need to choose one black box technique and one white box technique for test case design. Which one of the following offers the BEST choice?

Which of the following is NOT an objective of testing?

Consider the following Pseudo code: How many minimum lea cases are required to cover 100% Statement coverage and Decision coverage?

Which statement correctly describes debugging? [K2]

Which of the following is a valid objective of testing? [K1]

Which of the following CORRECTLY matches a tester's ability to communicate about defects, test results, and other test Information well?

Load testing tool checks for:

The following test cases for a Library Management System are available to test changes made to the functions and data structures associated with borrowers 1. Add a new borrower to the system 2. Update a borrower's data 3. Remove a borrower from the system 4. Loan a book to a borrower 5. Return a book from a borrower 6. Reserve a book for a borrower 7. Send 'reservation ready' message to a borrower Which of the following test sequences represents a possible use case? (a test sequence always start with test #1)

Which of the following statements is true?

Question 79 - CTFL-2018 discussion

Which of the following is a correct set of boundary values to test the 'Group Size' parameter, as defined by the following statement;

'In a reservation system for groups visiting a small museum, the graphical user interface presents a field asking the number of group members. Group size can be anywhere from 2 to 20 visitors'

0,1,8,21,22

0,1,2,3,10,19,20,21,22

2,3,19,20

1,2,20,21

Suggested answer: C

Explanation:

The requirement given in the image specifies a field asking for the number of group members, which can be anywhere from 2 to 20 visitors. To test this requirement, we can use boundary value analysis, which is a specification-based test technique that involves testing the values at or near the boundaries of an equivalence partition. An equivalence partition is a set of values that are expected to be treated in the same way by the system under test. For example, based on the requirement, we can identify two equivalence partitions for the input group size:

EP1: Group size < 2 (invalid)

EP2: Group size = 2 (valid)

EP3: 2 < Group size < 20 (valid)

EP4: Group size = 20 (valid)

EP5: Group size > 20 (invalid)

The boundary values for each equivalence partition are the values at or near the edges of the partition. For example, the boundary values for EP1 are -1 and 1. The boundary values for EP2 are 1 and 2. The boundary values for EP3 are 2 and 19. And so on.

To test this requirement using boundary value analysis, we need to select one value from each boundary and test it with different combinations of valid and invalid inputs. For example, we can select the following values:

BV1: Group size = -1 (from EP1)

BV2: Group size = 1 (from EP1 and EP2)

BV3: Group size = 2 (from EP2 and EP3)

BV4: Group size = 19 (from EP3 and EP4)

BV5: Group size = 20 (from EP4 and EP5)

BV6: Group size = 21 (from EP5)

We can then create test cases using these values and different combinations of valid and invalid inputs. For example:

TC1: Group size = -1 -> Invalid input

TC2: Group size = 1 -> Invalid input

TC3: Group size = 2 -> Valid input

TC4: Group size = 19 -> Valid input

TC5: Group size = 20 -> Valid input