5 Questions
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Validation = Part of a general process that also includes verification Testing = Static validation technique Verification = Discovering the presence of errors in a program Error = An anomaly or flaw in a program
Match the following techniques with their descriptions:
Dynamic validation = Executing a program using artificial data Static validation = Checking a program's syntax and structure Verification = Checking a program's non-functional attributes Debugging = Fixing errors in a program
Match the following tasks with their purposes:
Testing = To discover program defects before putting the program into use Debugging = To fix errors in a program Verification = To check a program's non-functional attributes Validation = To ensure a program does what it is intended to do
Match the following outcomes with their characteristics:
Successful test run = Absence of errors Failed test run = Presence of errors or anomalies Program defect = Error or flaw in a program Program validation = Ensuring a program does what it is intended to do
Match the following with their descriptions:
Program testing = Dynamic validation technique Program debugging = Fixing errors in a program Program verification = Checking a program's syntax and structure Program validation = Ensuring a program does what it is intended to do
Learn about the basics of program testing, including its purpose, techniques, and limitations. Understand how testing is used to validate a program's functionality and identify errors. Discover the importance of testing in the software development process.
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