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A program reads an integer number within the range [0, 200] and determines whether it is an even number or not. Design test cases for this program using BVC, robust and worst case testing methods.
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Test cases using BVC
Since there is only one variable for finding number is even or not, the total test cases will be 4n + 1 = 5
$\therefore$ min value = 0
maximum value = 200
minimum + value = 1
maximum - value = 199
nominal value = 100
Using this test cases designs are as follows.
Test case id | Integer value | Expected o/p |
---|---|---|
1 | 0 | even no. |
2 | 200 | even no. |
3 | 1 | odd no. |
4 | 199 | odd no. |
5 | 100 | even no. |
* Test cases using robust testing :*
$\therefore$ there is only one variable, total no. of test cases will be
6n + 1 = 7
min value = 0
max value = 100
min - value = -1
min + value = 1
max + value = 201
max - value = 199
nominal value = 100
Using these values, test cases can be designed as follows:
Test case ID | Integer value | Expected o/p |
---|---|---|
1 | 0 | even no. |
2 | 200 | even no. |
3 | -1 | odd no. |
4 | 1 | odd no. |
5 | 201 | odd no. |
6 | 199 | odd no. |
7 | 100 | even no. |
Test cases using worst case testing : Since there is only one variable, the total number of test cases will be $5^n = 5$ Therefore the number of test cases will be same as BVC.
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