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Unit testing has been newly introduced in the company's policy. The objectives of unit testing are to test units of code in isolation from their dependencies and ensure they function as intended. Unit tests aim to achieve high code coverage through techniques like equivalence partitioning and boundary value analysis. When providing constructive criticism to senior testers making mistakes, the feedback should be given respectfully while also offering guidance on how to improve without damaging the working relationship.

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Cste 2004

Unit testing has been newly introduced in the company's policy. The objectives of unit testing are to test units of code in isolation from their dependencies and ensure they function as intended. Unit tests aim to achieve high code coverage through techniques like equivalence partitioning and boundary value analysis. When providing constructive criticism to senior testers making mistakes, the feedback should be given respectfully while also offering guidance on how to improve without damaging the working relationship.

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2004 Subjective Questions

Q1. It is being observed that in a project cost of testing is very high. After going in detail
it was found that the testers are testing the software, which is not left with many defects.
How will you make sure that this is correct? Any three ways? What are the disadvantages
of Over Testing?

Q2. How will you ensure the effectiveness, efficiency and total coverage of a model with
lots of fields, data, and interdependent paths between them?

Q3. Unit testing has been introduced newly in the policy. What are objectives of Unit
Testing, and what are the various techniques of unit testing. What are the measures used
to measure it?

Q4. You have air flight control software what would be your test strategy?

Q5. Name 5 errors testers make?

Q6. List 4 purposes of what you think are primary goals of testing?

Q7. Your customer does not have experience in writing Acceptance Test Plan. How will
you do that in co-ordination with customer? What will be the contents of Acceptance Test
Plan?
Q8. Difference b/w Verification and Validation

Q9. Define Boundary Value Analysis, Error Guessing, Equivalence Partitioning (10
Points)
Q10. You find that the senior testers are making more mistakes then junior testers; you
need to communicate this aspect to the senior tester. Also, you don't want to loose this
tester. How should one go about the constructive criticism?
Q11. When Testing will be stopped? (10 Points)
Q12. What are the product standards for these Test Plan, Test Script, Test Report
Q13. What do u test in a system, which accepts inputs from multiple nodes that you, will
not test in a system that has only one system? (10)

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