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Testing
Unit 1
White-box testing
Introduction to White-box Testing
Code Coverage Analysis
Control Flow Testing
Path Testing
White-box Testing Techniques
Unit 2
Black Box Testing
Introduction to Black Box Testing
Techniques of Black Box Testing
Test Case Design in Black Box Testing
Unit 3
Unit vs Integration tests
Introduction to Unit Testing
Advanced Concepts in Unit Testing
Introduction to Integration Testing
Integration Testing Strategies
Unit vs Integration Testing: When to Use Each
Unit 1 • Chapter 5
White-box Testing Techniques
Summary
Concept Check
What is a primary goal of White-box Testing Techniques?
To verify the internal structure and logic of the software.
To test the user interface of the software.
To verify only the inputs and outputs of the software logic.
To evaluate the performance of the software.
Which term best describes a commonly used White-box Testing Techniques?
Statement coverage
Black-box testing
Regression testing
User acceptance testing
Why is White-box Testing Techniques also known as clear-box testing?
Because it focuses on the external behavior of the software.
Because it only tests the user interface of the software.
Because testers can see into the workings of the software being tested.
Because it involves testing without any knowledge of the software's internals.
Which task is typically NOT performed in White-box Testing Techniques?
Checking the internal structure and logic of the software.
Testing the software without any knowledge of its internal code.
Creating test cases based on code analysis.
Measuring statement or path coverage to assess testing completeness.
What is a common White-box Testing Techniques metric used to measure testing completeness?
Code coverage
Load testing
Usability testing
Compatibility testing
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