Testing & Test Data
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- 7 questions
- 24 marks
- about 18 minutes
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Question types: short answer, matching, multiple choice, multi-part, true or false.
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Which of the following best describes iterative testing?
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About this resource
Understand the purpose of testing, iterative vs terminal/final testing, and how to select suitable test data (normal, boundary, invalid, erroneous).
12 slides.
Lesson outline
- Why Do We Test?
- Iterative vs Final/Terminal Testing
- When Is Testing Done?
- Types of Test Data
- Boundary Testing in Detail
- Test Data Explorer
- Code Demo: Testing Validation Code
- Creating a Test Plan
- Coding Challenge: Write and Test
- Task: Choose the Right Test Data
Unit bundle2.3 Robust Programs
