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Test Case Design Technique

For successful completion of any project depend on it's testing and testing totally depends over Test Cases. So here i am explaining all the techniques of Test cases Designing.



  • From Specification drive Test 
  • Boundary Value Analysis
  • Equivalent Partitioning
  • Decision Table
  • State Transition Testing
  • Use Case Testing
  • Branch Testing
  • Condition Testing
  • Statement Coverage
  • Path Coverage
  • Linear Code Sequence And Jump(LCSAJ) Testing
  • Error Guessing
  • Exploratory Testing



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