Complete the code to identify the black-box testing technique that focuses on input-output behavior.
The black-box testing technique that tests software by examining inputs and expected outputs is called [1] testing.
Functional testing is a black-box technique that tests the software based on its functional requirements, focusing on inputs and expected outputs without looking at internal code.
Complete the code to name the black-box testing technique that divides input data into valid and invalid classes.
The black-box testing technique that groups inputs into classes to reduce test cases is called [1] partitioning.Equivalence partitioning divides input data into classes where test cases from each class are expected to behave similarly, reducing the number of tests needed.
Fix the error in the statement about a black-box testing technique that uses tables to represent combinations of inputs.
The black-box testing technique that uses [1] tables to represent input combinations and expected outputs is called decision table testing.
Decision table testing uses decision tables to show combinations of inputs and their corresponding outputs, helping to test complex business rules.
Fill both blanks to complete the description of a black-box testing technique that tests software behavior based on states and transitions.
In [1] testing, the software is modeled as a set of states and [2] between them to verify correct behavior.
State transition testing models software as states and transitions to test how the system moves from one state to another based on inputs.
Fill all three blanks to complete the code describing black-box testing techniques related to input values and conditions.
The [1] value analysis technique focuses on testing at the edges of input ranges, while [2] partitioning groups inputs, and [3] table testing uses rules to test combinations.
Boundary value analysis tests edge cases, equivalence partitioning groups inputs into classes, and decision table testing uses tables to test input combinations.