Question

Match the objectives against the techniques of generating test cases in black box testing

Cause Effect Analysis

Answer 1
Choose...
State Transition Diagram

Answer 2
Choose...
Cause Effect Graphing

Answer 3
choose

Answer 1

Answer:

State transition -- involves action...

cause effect graphing--- the causes...

cause effect analysis--- it is suitable....

Answer 2

• State transition -- involves action.
• Cause-effect graphing -- the causes.
• Cause-effect analysis -- is suitable.

Explanation:

State diagram -

• A particular form of diagram used in computer science and related subjects to explain how systems behave is called a state diagram.
• State diagrams call for the system being represented to consist of a finite number of states; occasionally, this is the case, and other times, it's only an acceptable abstraction.

Cause-effect graphing -

• Cause and Effect A black box testing technique known as a graph visually depicts the relationship between a particular outcome and all of the factors that affect it.
• Because of the way it looks, it is sometimes referred to as the fishbone diagram or the Ishikawa diagram because it was created by Kaoru Ishikawa.

Cause-effect analysis -

• Using the technique of cause and effect analysis, you can find all of the potential causes of a problem.
• This implies that the issue can be resolved once the root cause has been identified and fixed rather than continuing to persist.

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