Bug Assumption
The Bug Assumption for the path testing strategies is when something has gone wrong with the software that makes it take a different path than intended
Example: "GOTO X" where "GOTO Y" had been intended
Most of the bugs which are targeted by path testing are prevented in structured programming languages
As a consequences, the effectiveness for path testing for these languages is reduced and for old code in COBOL, ALP, FORTRAN and BASIC the path testing is indispensable absolutely necessary
The Bug Assumption for the path testing strategies is when something has gone wrong with the software that makes it take a different path than intended
Example: "GOTO X" where "GOTO Y" had been intended
Most of the bugs which are targeted by path testing are prevented in structured programming languages
As a consequences, the effectiveness for path testing for these languages is reduced and for old code in COBOL, ALP, FORTRAN and BASIC the path testing is indispensable absolutely necessary
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