Difference between equivalence class with boundary value analysis
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Equivalence Partitioning:
The idea behind the technique is to divide or partition a set of test conditions into groups or sets that can be considered the same or equivalent, hence ‘equivalence partitioning’.
Equivalence partitions are also known as equivalence classes, the two terms mean exactly the same thing.
Boundary value analysis:
It is based on testing on and around the boundaries between partitions. If you have done “range checking”, you were probably using the boundary value analysis technique, even if you weren’t aware of it.
Note that we have both valid boundaries (in the valid partitions) and invalid boundaries (in the invalid partitions).
The idea behind the technique is to divide or partition a set of test conditions into groups or sets that can be considered the same or equivalent, hence ‘equivalence partitioning’.
Equivalence partitions are also known as equivalence classes, the two terms mean exactly the same thing.
Boundary value analysis:
It is based on testing on and around the boundaries between partitions. If you have done “range checking”, you were probably using the boundary value analysis technique, even if you weren’t aware of it.
Note that we have both valid boundaries (in the valid partitions) and invalid boundaries (in the invalid partitions).
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