[Solved] In decision table testing, how should conditions be represented to ensure clarity and correctness? — Ans: Using clear binary values like Yes/No or True/False for each condition | Testing Fundamentals

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In decision table testing, how should conditions be represented to ensure clarity and correctness?

AUsing ambiguous terms like Sometimes or Occasionally for conditions

BUsing clear binary values like Yes/No or True/False for each condition

CUsing numeric values only without any explanation

DUsing random letters to represent conditions without a legend

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand condition representation
Conditions in decision tables must be clearly defined to avoid ambiguity.
Step 2: Choose appropriate values
Binary values like Yes/No or True/False are standard and clear for conditions.
Final Answer:
Using clear binary values like Yes/No or True/False for each condition -> Option B
Quick Check:
Clear, unambiguous condition values ensure correct test design [OK]

Quick Trick: Use clear binary values for conditions [OK]

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