pandiarajan.r

• Feb 3rd, 2006

 

BV analysis- we only check the boundry values and +or -of that values

EP- firstt we divide the boundry values into some range with respect to that range we can check

for example if u want to check 0-10

first divide the range- 3

1.checking for <0

2. checking for >10

3. in between0 to 10 - 5

Nagendra sai

• Feb 6th, 2006

 

BVA means we are checking Boundary values

Example: if we want to check the textbox object which accepts 4 to 10 alphabets char

In BVA we will check that object by giving 3,4,5,9,10,11 lower alphabets char.

i.e.min is 4

max 10

then we will check the object by giving boundary values as min,min-1,min+1,max,max-1,max+1

i.e 4,3,5,10,9,11

ECP means we have to check the type of the object

example:In +ve condition above example we have test the object by giving alphabets i.e. a-z char only

then object will accept the value, it will pass.

In -ve condition we will check the object by giving other than alphabets(a-z)

i.e A-Z,0-9,blank etc

Deepa Ramalingam

• Jun 15th, 2006

 

Equivalence partitioning: Divide or partition a set of test conditions into groups or sets that can be considered same or equal, hence equivalence partitioning. Also called as equivalence classes .

Boundary value Analysis: is based on testing on and around the boundaries between partitions . i.e Extreme values of the range.

 

dhananjay.shinde

 Profile Answers by dhananjay.shinde 

• Dec 12th, 2009

 

In EC we can check or we can test both number field and also alphanumeric field but
in BVA we can check or test only number field but we can't test alphanumeric field.