Showing posts with label Software Testing Methodologies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Software Testing Methodologies. Show all posts

State Bugs in Software Testing Methodologies

Number of States Impossible States Equivalent State Number of States: In a state graph, the number of states that is chosen to m...
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Good and Bad State Graphs in Software Testing Methodologies

A good or bad state graph is basically biased by the kind of state graphs that are likely to be utilized in the context of a software test...
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State Graphs in Software Testing Methodologies

Input and Transitions State Tables Time vs Sequence Input and Transitions Anything that is modeled is subjected to inputs Sta...
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State Graphs in Software Testing Methodologies

A state graph is a type of diagram used in computer science and related fields to describe the behavior of system. State Graphs require th...
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K V Charts in Software Testing Methodologies

If the expressions in four, five, or six variables are used, it will be more confused and also leads to many errors designing test cases t...
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Specifications in Software Testing Methodologies

General Don't Care and Impossible Terms Finding and Translating the Logic Ambiguities and Contradictions General If the...
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Decision Tables in Software Testing Methodologies

Decision Tables Image 1 shows the limited-entry decision table The four areas in the limited-entry decision table are: condition s...
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Boolean Algebra in Software Testing Methodologies

Steps: 1. Label each decision with an uppercase letter that represents the truth value of the predicate. The YES or TRUE is labeled with...
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Rules of Boolean Algebra in Software Testing Methodologies

Rules of Boolean Algebra Boolean algebra has three operators: X(AND), + (OR) AND (NOT) X: Meanding AND also called multiplication A sta...
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