St IV & V

Using Boundary Value Analysis (BVA) technique, the possible number of combinations for the city field in software can be determined. The lower boundary is 3 characters, so the first value is 2 (one less than the lower boundary). The upper boundary is 25 characters, so the last value is 26 (one more than the upper boundary). The valid values within the range are 3 and 25. Therefore, the correct answer is b. 2, 3, 25, 26.

The valid equivalence values for passing the exam are those that are equal to or greater than the minimum passing score of 50. Option c. (52, 60, 99) satisfies this condition as all three values are greater than or equal to 50. Therefore, this option represents the valid equivalence values for passing the exam.

Configuration testing focuses on testing the hardware components of a system, such as the processor, memory, and peripherals, to ensure they are functioning correctly. On the other hand, compatibility testing is concerned with testing the software components of a system to ensure they are compatible with different operating systems, browsers, and devices. Therefore, the statement that configuration testing deals with hardware while compatibility testing deals with software is true.

The speedometer covers a range of 0 to 140 km, with each color representing a range of 20 km. Therefore, any value within the range of 0 to 140 is likely to have been identified when applying the Boundary Value Test Design Technique. However, the value of 7 is outside of this range and is therefore least likely to have been identified.

The correct set of input values for testing the number of seats to be reserved field using Boundary Value would be 0, 1, capacity, and capacity + 1. This is because the boundary values are the minimum and maximum values that the field can accept. In this case, 0 represents the minimum value (no seats reserved), 1 represents the lower boundary value (one seat reserved), capacity represents the upper boundary value (maximum number of seats that can be reserved), and capacity + 1 represents a value beyond the maximum capacity, which should not be allowed.

System testing is a type of testing that verifies the proper functioning and performance of the overall system. It ensures that all the elements of the system are integrated properly and work together as expected. This type of testing is conducted after integration testing and focuses on testing the system as a whole, rather than individual components or units. System testing helps identify any issues or defects that may arise when different components interact with each other, ensuring that the system meets the desired requirements and functions effectively.

The correct answer is d. Cocomo Model. The Cocomo Model is a software cost estimation model that estimates the total effort required in terms of person-months of the technical project staff. It takes into account various factors such as project size, complexity, and development environment to provide an estimate of the effort required for a software project. This model is widely used in the industry to estimate project effort and resource allocation.

The given algorithm has two if-else statements. To achieve 100% Statement Coverage, we need to test both branches of each if-else statement, resulting in a minimum of 2 test cases. To achieve 100% Decision Coverage, we need to test all possible combinations of conditions in the if-else statements, which also results in a minimum of 2 test cases. Therefore, the correct answer is SC=2, DC=2.

The characteristics of the Incremental Integration Model are as follows: 1) Defects are easy to detect, meaning that issues and errors can be identified and addressed more easily during the integration process. 3) It is time-consuming, indicating that the model requires a significant amount of time to complete due to the incremental nature of integrating modules. 4) Stubs and Drivers are used, which are components used to simulate the behavior of modules that are not yet integrated. Therefore, the correct answer is b. 1, 3, 4.

To modify the amount of time that QTP waits for a web page to load and change the browser navigation timeout, we need to go to the "Web" tab in the test case settings. This tab is specifically designed to handle settings related to web-based applications and allows us to customize various aspects of web testing, including the timeout for page loading and browser navigation. The "Properties" tab is more general and may not have the specific options we need for web testing. The "Resources" tab is typically used for managing external resources, and the "Web Settings" tab does not exist in this context.