Testing Fundamentals - Functional Testing TechniquesWhich of the following is a correct example of an error guessing test case?ATest all buttons for correct colorBTest the software without any planCTest only the homepage layoutDTest input with empty fields to check validationCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify error guessing test case traitsError guessing focuses on inputs or actions likely to cause errors, like empty fields.Step 2: Evaluate each optionTest input with empty fields to check validation tests empty input, a common error source. Others are unrelated or random.Final Answer:Test input with empty fields to check validation -> Option DQuick Check:Empty input tests = Error guessing [OK]Quick Trick: Look for tests targeting likely error spots [OK]Common Mistakes:Choosing tests unrelated to error conditionsConfusing UI checks with error guessingSelecting random or unplanned tests
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