A. Yellow-box testing
B. Black-box testing
C. White-box testing
D. All of the mentioned
Explanation: Black-box testing methods are as appropriate for OO systems as they are for systems developed using conventional software engineering methods.
Related Mcqs:
- The object of ________________within an OO system is to design tests that have a high likelihood of uncovering plausible bugs ?
A. Fault-based testing
B. Integration testing
C. Use-based testing
D. Scenario-based testing - Which of the following is the way of ensuring that the tests are actually testing code ?
A. Control structure testing
B. Complex path testing
C. Code coverage
D. Quality assurance of software - Which of the following is black-box oriented and can be accomplished by applying the same black-box methods discussed for conventional software ?
A. Conventional testing
B. OO system validation testing
C. Test case design
D. Both Conventional testing and OO system validation testing - Unit testing is done by__________________?
A. Users
B. Developers
C. Customers
D. None of the mentioned - Test cases should uncover errors like_____________________?
A. Nonexistent loop termination
B. Comparison of different data types
C. Incorrect logical operators or precedence
D. All of the mentioned - _______________ categorizes class operations based on the generic function that each performs?
A. Category-based partitioning
B. Attribute-based partitioning
C. State-based partitioning
D. None of the mentioned - Which of the following is a common pointwer problem ?
A. Data sharing errors
B. Accessing data elements of the wrong type
C. Attempting to use memory areas after freeing them
D. All of the mentioned - Beta Testing is done by____________________?
A. Developers
B. Testers
C. Users
D. All of the mentioned - SCM stands for_________________?
A. Software Control Management
B. Software Configuration Management
C. Software Concept Management
D. None of the mentioned - What kind of quality cost is incurred when an error is detected in a product prior to shipment ?
A. Prevention
B. Internal Failure
C. External Failure
D. Appraisal
