Testing Fundamentals - Functional Testing TechniquesYou want to use error guessing to test a calculator app. Which combination of inputs is best to find errors?AVery large numbers, zero, and dividing by zeroBRandom letters instead of numbersCOnly positive integersDNormal numbers like 5 + 3, 10 - 2Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify error-prone inputs for calculatorCalculators often fail with large numbers, zero, or division by zero.Step 2: Evaluate options for error guessing effectivenessVery large numbers, zero, and dividing by zero targets these error-prone inputs, while others do not or are invalid inputs.Final Answer:Very large numbers, zero, and dividing by zero -> Option AQuick Check:Edge and invalid inputs = Best error guesses [OK]Quick Trick: Test edge cases and invalid inputs for errors [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESTesting only normal inputsIgnoring division by zero errorsUsing completely invalid inputs without context
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