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How would you test a mug (chair/table/gas station etc.)?

First of all you must demand requirements and functional specification and design document of the mug. There will find requirements like ability to hold hot water, waterproof, stability, break ability and so on. Then you should test the mug according to all documents.

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Last Update: October 29, 2008

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Submitted by: alecia

First of all you will need to collect the requirements of the mug, the rules as to how the mug shud respond to different input, like hot water, boilng water or cold water. Its expected effect on its environment, which would be its output value. And basically test the mug in the different environments while it contains the different types of liquid to see if it meets its requirements and sticks to its environmental/business rules.

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August 03, 2005 15:28:49

shinod

RE: How would you test a mug (chair/table/gas station etc.)?

Regarding Testing questions as common very usefule and most of good.

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January 02, 2007 05:13:59

jainbrijesh

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RE: How would you test a mug (chair/table/gas station ...

Simple just think that you are user of these things and then do you brainstorming what you want?

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October 29, 2008 10:39:57

alecia

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RE: How would you test a mug (chair/table/gas station etc.)?

First of all you will need to collect the requirements of the mug the rules as to how the mug shud respond to different input like hot water boilng water or cold water. Its expected effect on its environment which would be its output value. And basically test the mug in the different environments while it contains the different types of liquid to see if it meets its requirements and sticks to its environmental/business rules.

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