Boundary Testing
Boundary Testing is the most used kind of test design that should help a tester to choose the most effective meanings for testing. This kind of testing can be applied at any testing level such as unit, integration, system, and system-integration test levels. Here are the main steps of the data testing analysis: one should define the range and range boundaries, for every boundary one should create 3 test cases, the first one should check the boundaries itself, the second one should check the meaning below the boundary and the third one should check the meaning above the boundary.
Boundary Value
Boundary Value is the meaning between the boundaries between the equivalence classes.
Boundary Value Analysis
Boundary Value Analysis is a software testing technique that is based at the boundaries between partitions. There valid and invalid boundaries should be included. It’s used to find errors in boundaries.
Boundary Value Coverage
Boundary Value Coverage is the amount of the boundary values that was used in testing, it’s presented in percent.
Boundary Value Testing
Boundary value testing is a type of software testing that examines the extremes of the input domains.
Branch Coverage
Helps to measure the stage to which the branches of the decision tree were used in testing. This kind of coverage covers all possible variants of the system input. It helps to check that any of the branches leads to the application malfunction.
Breadth Testing
Breadth Testing is kind of top-down testing. In this kind of testing a group of tests that validates the functionality of the application, but doesn’t test its used features. All the modules are refined at the same level of control here.
Bug
Bug is any derivation of the actual result from the expected one. Freezings, crashes and different application mistakes can be referred to bugs. When the application has too many bugs such kind of application is called buggy.
Bug Attributes (in BTS)
Writing and formatting a bug one should add: bug ID, its type, summary, priority, severity, description, attachment, assigned to, assigned by, reproducibility, operating system, steps to reproduce, change history, status, resolution.
