Testing Fundamentals - Why Software Testing MattersYou want to test a function that returns the maximum number from a list. Which test case is best to include?AAll of the aboveBTest with only one number in the listCTest with an empty listDTest with a list of positive and negative numbersCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Consider test case varietyTesting with positive/negative numbers checks normal behavior.Step 2: Include edge casesSingle element and empty list test edge conditions.Step 3: Combine all casesAll these cases together ensure thorough testing.Final Answer:All of the above -> Option AQuick Check:Good testing covers normal and edge cases [OK]Quick Trick: Test normal and edge cases for best coverage [OK]Common Mistakes:Testing only normal casesIgnoring empty inputMissing single element case
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