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Well-designed test cases maximize coverage while minimizing effort, focusing on techniques such as Boundary Value Analysis, Equivalence Partitioning, Decision Table Testing, and State Transition Testing. Understanding the distinctions between test scenarios and test cases is vital for effective test design, allowing for targeted execution and reporting. The chapter emphasizes combining different techniques to achieve comprehensive testing and improve the quality of software products.
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Term: Test Scenarios
Definition: High-level ideas outlining what features to test.
Term: Test Cases
Definition: Step-by-step instructions designed to test specific functionalities.
Term: Boundary Value Analysis (BVA)
Definition: A technique focusing on testing the edges of input ranges to identify defects.
Term: Equivalence Partitioning (EP)
Definition: A method that divides input data into equivalent classes to reduce the number of tests.
Term: Decision Table Testing
Definition: A tabular method that organizes conditions and outcomes for complex business rules.
Term: State Transition Testing
Definition: Testing that validates system behaviors across different states and transitions.