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Question 23 MCQ · 4.0 marks
Choose the correct option that specifies how the risk can be mitigated.
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By hiring developers with relevant experience within the company and/or
outside the company, or outsource certain things to some third party vendors.
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By benchmarking and regular inspection to verify that the external component
is up to the mark.
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Explore market for similar products.
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By communicating with clients or build prototype to collect clients feedback
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Which of the following types of blackbox testing is most suitable for handling multiple inputs by
considering different combinations of equivalence classes?
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Equivalence class partitioning
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Boundary value analysis
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Decision tables
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Random testing
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Suppose we need to test a program that takes a number of integers as input. The minimum and
maximum numbers of integers to be input are 5 and 10 respectively. Identify the correct set of
BVA (Boundary Value Analysis) test cases from the following options.
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Two test cases: (1) 5 integers as input and (2) 10 integers as input
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Three test cases: (1) 5 integers as input, (2) 10 integers as input, and (3)
7 integers as input
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Five test cases: (1) 5 integers as input, (2) 10 integers as input, (3) 7 integers as
input, (4) 6 integers as input, and (5) 9 integers as input
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Five test cases: (1) 5 integers as input, (2) 10 integers as input, (3) 7 integers as
input, (4) 4 integers as input, and (5) 11 integers as input
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Consider input space partitioning (ISP) for a program that computes the scholarship amount to be
disbursed to the school students as presented in the table below, consisting of characteristics and
blocks.
Consider the base choice given below:
grade = 9.6 attendance = 85% gender = Male
What is the minimum number of tests (including the base choice) required to satisfy base choice
coverage (BCC) criterion?
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3
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6
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12
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18
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Consider the problem of finding a set of test cases which satisfies RICC for the method compute.
Which of the following statements is true?
Please note that the variable t needs to be re-written in terms of inputs in the second predicate to
achieve various coverage criteria. We use the predicate x < y to represent t.
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We get some feasible pairs when predicate p = (t || z == 0) being **true** and also
when p = (t || z == 0) being **false**.
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We get some feasible pairs when predicate p = (t || z == 0) being **true**. But no
feasible pairs when p = (t || z == 0) being false.
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We get some feasible pairs when predicate p = (t || z == 0) being **false**. But no
feasible pairs when p = (t || z == 0) being **true**.
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No feasible pairs when predicate p = (t || z == 0) being **true**, and also when p =
(t || z == 0) being **true**.
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Based on the above data, answer the given subquestions.
Suppose the DART technique is applied for testing the code. Identify the path constraint that
represents an equivalence class of input vectors containing all input values that lead to the
abort statement at LINE-2.
{[1,2,3,4,5,4,6], [1,2,3,4,6], [1,2,3,6], [1,3,4,6], [1,3,6], [1,3,4,5,4,5,4,6]}
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