In a state transition test case, the transition from Open to Closed on event close is missing. What is the likely impact?

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Testing Fundamentals - Functional Testing Techniques

In a state transition test case, the transition from Open to Closed on event close is missing. What is the likely impact?

AThe test will miss verifying the system's response to the close event

BThe test will run faster

CThe system will crash during testing

DThe test will automatically add the missing transition

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the role of transitions in test cases
Transitions represent how the system moves between states on events. Missing a transition means that event is not tested.
Step 2: Analyze the impact of missing transition
Without testing the 'close' event transition, the system's behavior on that event is not verified, which is a gap in testing.
Final Answer:
The test will miss verifying the system's response to the close event -> Option A
Quick Check:
Missing transition = untested event behavior [OK]

Quick Trick: Missing transitions mean untested events [OK]

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