Software Testing and Quality Management

A. Category-based partitioning
B. Attribute-based partitioning
C. State-based partitioning
D. None of the mentioned

Explanation: For example, operations in the account class can be categorized in initialization operations (open, setup), computational operations (deposit,withdraw) etc.

A. Unit testing
B. Integration testing
C. System testing
D. None of the mentioned

A. Deep structure
B. Surface structure
C. Core structure
D. All of the mentioned

Explanation: Surface structure refers to the externally observable structure of an OO program which is immediately obvious to an end-user.

A. Validation tests
B. Integration tests
C. Class tests
D. System tests

A. cluster testing
B. thread-based testing
C. use-based testing
D. none of the mentioned

Explanation: Each thread is integrated and tested individually. Regression testing is applied to ensure that no side effects occur.

A. Yellow-box testing
B. Black-box testing
C. White-box testing
D. All of the mentioned

Explanation: Black-box testing methods are as appropriate for OO systems as they are for systems developed using conventional software engineering methods.

A. Fault-based testing
B. Integration testing
C. Use-based testing
D. Scenario-based testing

Explanation: The object of fault-based testing within an OO system is to design tests that have a high likelihood of uncovering plausible faults.

A. Conventional testing
B. OO system validation testing
C. Test case design
D. Both Conventional testing and OO system validation testing

A. Recovery testing
B. Stress testing
C. System testing
D. Random testing

Explanation: It is a testing method at class level.

A. cluster testing
B. thread-based testing
C. use-based testing
D. none of the mentioned

Explanation: Here, a cluster of collaborating classes is exercised by designing test cases that attempt to uncover errors in the collaborations.