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Testing Part 2
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1Functional Testing is
- ABlack box testing
- BGray box testing
- CWhite box testing
2Doing code-based testing is
- Astructural testing
- Bcombinatorial testing
- Cfunctional testing
- Dsystematic testing
3Which of the following is not a benefit of functional testing
- Atimely
- Beffective
- Cwidely applicable
- Dcost-effective
- Edirect link to code written
4Functional testing applies at which level(s) of granularity
A) Unit
B) Integration
C) System
D) Regression- AA
- BA & B
- CA, B, C & D
- DC & D
- EB
5Structural testing applies at which levels of granularity
A) Unit
B) Integration
C) System
D) Regression- AA
- BA & B
- CA, B, C, & D
- DB & C
- EB
6Assuming every input to be equally valuable is a key property of
- ARandom testing
- BStructural testing
- CFunctional testing
- DCombinatorial testing
- ESystematic testing
7Focusing on a dense section of invalid input best describes
- ASystematic testing
- BRandom testing
- CFunctional testing
- DCombinatorial testing
- EStructural testing
8The partition principle states
- AEach fault leads to failures that are dense in some class of inputs
- BFunctional testing is the best way to divide up the input space
- CPartitioning the input space is useful in combination with systematic testing only
- DCorner cases are likely homes of bugs
9A quasi-partion is
- AThe union of all partitions that cover up the entire space
- BA specific partition of the input space
- CAn officially defined partition
- DAn informally defined partition, often defined by a developer
10When forming test cases, what are representatives?
- ARepresentative values of each input
- BRepresentative behaviours of a model
- CRepresentative values of each input or representative behaviours of a model
11In the process of forming Test Cases from the Specification, what is the order of steps
- A1 Decompose the specification
2 Select representatives
3 Form test specifications
4 Produce and execute tests - B1 Select representatives
2 Decompose the specification
3 Form test specifications
4 Produce and execute tests - C1 Form test specifications
2 Select representatives
3 Decompose the specification
4 Produce and execute tests - D1 Select representatives
2 Form test specifications
3 Decompose the specification
4 Produce and execute tests - E1 Decompose the specification
2 Form test specifications
3 Select representatives
4 Produce and execute tests
- A1 Decompose the specification
12Identifying interactions between attributes/variables is the key concept in
- ACombinatorial Testing
- BFunctional Testing
- CSystematic Testing
- DRandom Testing
- EStructural Testing
13Which is not a key idea of combinatorial testing
- ACategory-partitioning testing
- BPairwise testing
- CCatalog based testing
- DBlack box testing
14Object oriented principles include Inheritance, Abstraction, Polymorphism and Encapsulation. What are the other 2 described in this course?
- AState dependency, Exception handling
- BState dependency, Automated memory management
- CAutomated memory management, Exception handling
- DAutomated memory management, Methodic programming
- EMethodic programming, State dependency
15What is one unit for an Object Oriented unit test
- AOne class
- BOnce small cluster of related classes
- COne method
- D3-5 classes
16Object oriented unit testing is best described as
- Aintraclass testing
- Binterclass testing
- Cmulticlass testing
- Dsystematic testing
17Object oriented integration testing is best described as
- Aintraclass testing
- Binterclass testing
- Cmulticlass testing
- Dsystematic testing
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- Quiz on Testing Part 2, created by Jeff Bridges on 29/10/2019.
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- Jeff Bridges
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