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Equivalence Partitioning Testing in Software Testing
Equivalence Partitioning (EP)
Equivalence Partitioning is a software testing or black box technique , in which the tester divide the set of conditions into a group that can be considered the same (similar behaviour). Equivalence class Partitioning can be applied to all levels of testing.
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Equivalence Partitioning is a software testing or black box technique , in which the tester divide the set of conditions into a group that can be considered the same (similar behaviour). Equivalence class Partitioning can be applied to all levels of testing.
- Unit Testing
- Integration Testing
- System Testing ..etc
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Equivalence Partitioning Testing |
How to do the Equivalence Partitioning ?
If a field to be tested accept the range of value the test it for on valid and two invalid data . for details understanding check the below example
Example on Equivalence Partitioning Test Case Design Technique
Example : Below the student register page given which consist of field like name , class, mobile, age etc. We have to test the age field which accept age between(18-35) .By applying Equivalence Partitioning technique .
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Equivalence Partitioning testing example |
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Valid -18
Invalid -17
Invalid- 36
Here we have applied on valid and two invalid conditions .
- Age between 18 to 35 considered as the valid age.System should accept the age .
- Age less than 18 ie.17 and more than 35 ie.36 is invalid age ,system should display alert message .
Hope !!! The above tutorial of Equivalence class Partitioning helpful for you...
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