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Software Testing Question Bank Guide

This document contains 12 questions related to software testing techniques. The questions cover topics such as why certain faults do not cause failures or propagate, different types of structural testing techniques, generating test cases for compound conditions and from requirements, equivalence class partitioning, boundary value analysis, and the category-partition method. Test case generation procedures and examples of unidimensional and multidimensional partitioning are also addressed.
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Software Testing Question Bank Guide

This document contains 12 questions related to software testing techniques. The questions cover topics such as why certain faults do not cause failures or propagate, different types of structural testing techniques, generating test cases for compound conditions and from requirements, equivalence class partitioning, boundary value analysis, and the category-partition method. Test case generation procedures and examples of unidimensional and multidimensional partitioning are also addressed.
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Question Bank for Software Testing:

1. Explain why certain faults do not cause failure and why certain faults do not propagate. What testing technique is required to find the given fault? 2. Explain different types of structural testing techniques? 3. Generate test cases to cover given compound condition? 4. Discuss the infeasibility problem. 5. List the techniques that can be used for generating test cases from requirements 6. Generate equivalence classes for a given problem. 7. Generate equivalence classes for a given variable type. 8. Write the systematic procedure for equivalence

partitioning 9. Write the test selection procedure using boundary value analysis
10.

Describe

with

an

example,

unidimensional

and

multidimensional partitioning 11. Generate test cases for a given program using

boundary value analysis


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12.

Briefly explain the steps in the category-partition

method.

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