if a user interface has two check boxes, atleast how many test cases are required to pair wise coverage?
A) 3
B) 4
C) 5
D) 6
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Option (B) is correct.
If a user interface has two checkboxes, at least 4 test cases are required for pair-wise coverage.
About Pairwise testing and its test cases :
- Pairwise testing, also referred to as All-pairs testing, is a type of software testing that employs a combinatorial approach.
- It's a technique for testing all of the discrete variants of the parameters at hand. If a user interface has two checkboxes, at least four test cases are required for pair-wise coverage.
- Assuming we have a bit of software to test that has ten input fields and ten different settings for each input field. Exhaustive testing is impossible in this scenario, even if we want to test all potential combinations.
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