Complete Testing

Select a reason that does not agree with the fact that complete testing is impossible:
a. The domain of possible inputs is too large to test.
b. Limited financial resources.
c. There are too many possible paths through the program to test.
d. The user interface issues (and thus the design issues) are too complex to completely test.

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ashishks

  • Aug 26th, 2009
 

c. There are too many possible paths through the program to test.

And this is why in the "Principles of testing", it is clearly mentioned:

"EXASTIVE TESTING IS NOT POSSIBLE"

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kurtz182

  • Dec 20th, 2009
 

Select a reason that does not agree with the fact that complete testing is impossible:

a. The domain of possible inputs is too large to test.
b. Limited financial resources.
c. There are too many possible paths through the program to test.
d. The user interface issues (and thus the design issues) are too complex to completely test.


ANSWER:

b. Limited financial resources
 
This does not agree with the statement because no matter how much financial resources you have, you would still be unable to fully test an application.  
 
Answers a, b, and d are reasons why complete testing is impossible.  They do agree.

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