For black-box testing,

Options
- The tester is completely unconcerned about the internal behaviour of the program
- The tester is concerned with finding circumstances in which the program does not behave according to specifications
- Test data is derived solely from specifications
- All of the above

CORRECT ANSWER : All of the above

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Software testing

Answer: All of the above
Solution: In black-box testing the internal structure of the program is not considered. The tester only knows the inputs that are given to the system and check output of system as per the requirement or specification by using the different type of test data that is derived solely from the specification or requirement.
Therefore, all of the above are correct answers.


Rohit Srivastava 07-28-2014 06:06 AM

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