Question

A module is designed for the retail shop to calculate the discount based on the

customer type

a)

b)

privileged customer then 3% discount

normal customer then no discount

Design test cases using using equivalence partitioning for the above scenario

Select one:

a.Input

Expected Output

Privilage Customer 3% Normal Customer

Gold Customer

b.Input
Expected Output Privilage Customer 13%
Privilage Customer Normal Customer Gold Customer
Invalid Invalid

c.Input
Expected Output 3% No Discount

Normal Customer No Discount

Gold Customer Invalid Invalid

d.Input

Expected Output

Privilage Customer 3% Normal Customer No Discount​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Expected Output

Privilage Customer 3% Normal Customer

Gold Customer

b.Input

Expected Output Privilage Customer 13%

Privilage Customer Normal Customer Gold Customer

Invalid Invalid

c.Input

Expected Output 3% No Discount

Normal Customer No Discount

Gold Customer Invalid Invalid

d.Input

Expected Output

Answer 2

Option D)

Input Expected output

Privilage Customer. 3%

Normal Customer No Discount

Gold Customer. Invalid

• It will rely on the demands and requirements. For a retail store, the main modules are sales, purchases, inventory, and accounting. You can also see if the Point of Sale module is appropriate for your business.
• The decision on which modules to utilise is up to you. If you just need a few, you can manage sales and purchases using accounting alone. For sales, you can make client invoices, and for purchases, you can use vendor invoices.
• You are the one who most understands your company's operations, so it is entirely up to you which modules you choose to use.
• Discounts are described as price reductions on goods sold to customers. The majority of discount rates are expressed as percentage rates.

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