Testing Fundamentals - Testing Models and ApproachesWhich testing type focuses on testing software without knowing its internal code?AIntegration testingBBlack-box testingCUnit testingDWhite-box testingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand black-box testing conceptBlack-box testing examines software functionality without looking at the code inside.Step 2: Compare with white-box testingWhite-box testing requires knowledge of the internal code structure, unlike black-box testing.Final Answer:Black-box testing -> Option BQuick Check:Black-box = no code knowledge [OK]Quick Trick: Black-box ignores code, tests only inputs and outputs [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing black-box with white-box testingThinking unit testing is always black-boxAssuming integration testing is black-box by default
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