The Art of Software Testing¶
Myers, G. J. (1979). The Art of Software Testing. Wiley.
Cited by¶
3 citations across 3 artifacts.
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Mechanisms¶
- Boundary-Value Test Suite
- The technique has a long pedigree in software as boundary value analysis
This sourcePresents boundary value analysis as an established software-testing technique that selects tests at and around specified boundaries.
- The technique has a long pedigree in software as boundary value analysis
- Case-Based Mapping Test
- Using a set that partitions the space into equivalence classes and samples each is what makes a modest case count credible rather than anecdotal.
This sourceDescribes equivalence partitioning as dividing the input domain into classes and testing representative members so that a small set covers the larger input population.
- Using a set that partitions the space into equivalence classes and samples each is what makes a modest case count credible rather than anecdotal.
- System Integration Workflow
- The practice it draws on is incremental integration: adding and verifying one element at a time so each fault surfaces against a known-good base, rather than combining everything at once and facing all the interactions together.
This sourceDescribes incremental integration as adding and testing one element at a time against a previously tested base instead of combining everything at once.
- The practice it draws on is incremental integration: adding and verifying one element at a time so each fault surfaces against a known-good base, rather than combining everything at once and facing all the interactions together.
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Links previously used in the corpus¶
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- https://search.worldcat.org/title/art-of-software-testing/oclc/4493435 ×1
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