by Nataliia Vasylyna | September 30, 2011 12:30 pm
Design
Test cases should be designed to exercise Linear Code Sequence and Jump.
For every test case these should be clarified:
Analysis
Linear Code Sequence and Jump testing uses such model of the source code which recognizes control flow jumps (in such cases where control flow doesn’t pass to a sequential statement).
An Linear Code Sequence and Jump is determined by a triple, conditionally identified by line numbers in a source code listing:
Design
Test cases should be designed to show that Boolean operands within a decision condition may independently influence the result of the decision.
For every test case these should be clarified:
Analysis
Modified Condition Decision Testing uses such model of the source code which recognizes decisions, outcomes, and the individual Boolean operands within the decision conditions. A decision is feasible statement which can transmit control to another statement. It depends on the logic of the decision statement. A decision condition is a Boolean expression which is estimated to define the result of a decision. Normal decisions are found in loops and selections.
Design
Test cases should be designed to exercise combinations of Boolean operand values within decision conditions.
For every test case these should be clarified:
Analysis
Branch Condition Combination Testing uses such model of the source code which recognizes decisions and the individual Boolean operands within the decision conditions. A decision is feasible statement which can transmit control to another statement. It depends on the logic of the decision statement. A decision condition is a Boolean expression which is estimated to define the result of a decision. Normal decisions are found in loops and selections.
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