Error Correction Principles
If there is one error in the product, probably there are more errors in it This assumption mirrors the principle, which states that if an error is found in the part of the program, then there is Read more
If there is one error in the product, probably there are more errors in it This assumption mirrors the principle, which states that if an error is found in the part of the program, then there is Read more
Software developers do not implement business requirements or use cases. They implement functional requirements, certain fragments of the system’s behavior, allowing customers to execute use cases and perform their tasks. The use cases describe the behavior of the system from Read more
The procedure for minimizing a set of tests aims to select the minimum (with respect to the number of tests) subset of tests T needed to cover each program element that depends on the changes. To verify the correctness of Read more
One way to create test case scenarios that replicate errors related to data flows through a part of the program which does not interact with the user is to create a basic copy of the data files of the initial Read more