Equivalence Partitioning In Software Testing - Test Design Technique

[@sibelleflores162]

it's one of those times that training you got finally makes sense!!! so awesome!! great work!!! thank you!

[@hemao0o1]

When you read twenty PPT slides about equivalence partitioning, and you understand nothing, then you watch this video.... Thank you.

[@gurukhaatri]

My God I wish I had teacher like you I would have score 100 % thanks a lot Mam

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

All the best

[@Lloydicon]

Thank you for explaining it! Made it super clear

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

Thanks for watching.

[@skyatianlan2356]

I love this technique make my life so much better

[@sakshiiii916]

Thank u God bless you and your family

[@bimblebom]

Very clear and concise explanation. Thanks for helping me to understand this concept!

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

Thanks for your kind words Kiran Anand

[@emilypark8144]

thank you!! I was so confused with the only study with PPT slides, but everything is clear now. :)

[@rishiksrkr5765]

Yeah

[@sadhvikreddy7917]

Your videos are awesome

[@sowmiyar2910]

Heyyy .. finally i got this..Thank you

[@balakrishna_yadav5654]

Yesterday I faced an interview question regarding what is the difference between boundary value analysis and equivalence class partioning....I didn't explain that ..so I'm not shortlisted...plzz provide answer to my question

[@vyshume3349]

Thank you so much This process is very easy to understand

[@shikhaprabhagupta5233]

Can you please explain about the pressmen and practice methods of Equivalence class partioning

[@sushantlokhande3691]

Hiiiiii,Sis u r so......gr8.I watch ur each video.God bless u.

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

+sushant lokhande thanks

[@coolpix807]

Great explanation of ECP. Is there any time when it does not make sense to use ECP?

[@anjalimahna4983]

Hi Suma, I got struck in this question: One of the fields on a form displays a text box accepting just alphanumeric input. What will be the Equivalent classes and related test cases in this case? Could you please help me in this?

[@yegavintisumanth5347]

take one valid input and two invalid inputs

[@michaeljfordham]

Really well explained with good examples, thank you!

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

Thanks

[@vhp310]

Youre showing more of boundry value analysis. A better example of Equivalence partitioning is testing valid inputs for month and day. You leave the months alone {1-12} and break up the days to {1-28} and {29-31} because you know all months have at least 28 days but some have more. You break these up into two groups because they will have similar behavior.

[@linaalkhodair9802]

How to do boundary value analysis for Mobile Number ? is it possible ? thanks!

[@mbmk92]

In both examples, can we consider to enter a string instead of an integer as part of the criteria of test or criteria of partitioning??

[@muhammadroshan7315]

ye usay bhi ni pta ho ga :D

[@studywithme2870]

I think @example 2 it's better to put the equivalence Partitioning this way : 1000000000> I between 1000000000 and 9999999999 I > 9999999999 INVALID I VALID I INVALID thank you very much very helpful xoxo

[@prashantmishra4698]

difference b/w BVA and equivalence partitioning......

[@behindthescenesreality9368]

sis very easy thanks

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

Thanks

[@priyankasahrawat2042]

i need your help i am not able to find the solution of 1 question . the question is - .Create the test cases to enter data in a particular text box in which we enter data for age, the values for age is ranging in [18 to 100). Output may be a success message or invalid data error message. Use Equivalence Class Partitioning and Boundary Value Analysis to get the test cases. And compare the result in terms of test cases. please help me asap.

[@venkatasaikrishnachavali5877]

Can you plz upload the deep information of both SDLC and STLC

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

Hi Venkata Saikrishna Chavali, check the below links STLC - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqrPdXVpl7NpnrM SDLC - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fV6ZonePbbqfqrc

[@mmrajan876]

Please, upload the overall manual testing interview question.

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

Hi Maha, please go through the following 3 links kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ3EqGCZrsaklac kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJiwnX5_hdOqoLs www.softwaretestingmaterial.com/100-software-testing-interview-questions/

[@vijaykolla3397]

Explain complex examples also

[@aqibfayyaz1619]

good

[@sanatsingh2585]

Please help me to understand the answer of this question. In a Examination a candidate has to score minimum of 24 marks in order to clear the exam. The maximum that he can score is 40 marks. Identify the Valid Equivalence values if the student clears the exam. A. 22,23,26 B. 21,39,40 C. 29,30,31 D. 0,15,22

[@prabhupAGP]

c is correct

[@muhammadroshan7315]

2 class ka exam tha kia =D

[@rrosh5256]

If a candidate has given an exam of 40questions.he should get 25% mark to pass & should get 80% for distinction .out of these which is equivalence class. (1)25,24,25. (2)0,2,12.(3)30,36,39.(4)32,37,40. Answer this question in details plz!!!

[@adelaromanescu7752]

So, 25% out of 40 is 10, 80% from 40 is 32. Your equivalence classes will be: < 10 between 10 and 31 >= 32 I am not sure if at (1) you made a mistake, or the option was like you wrote it, but it is obvious not the correct one. For your response to be an equivalence class, it has to lay between one of the intervals. Knowing that, you can see that (2) does not fall into any of the intervals, neither does (3), so the answer is (4), and you can see it lays into the interval >=32.

[@_khushi_7325]

We need some explanation.. not to read and go fast Siri is the best choice compare to you..👍 All the best

[@sushankumar3921]

Thanku

[@justdnk777]

Excellent.

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

Thanks

[@ujwalc9226]

Really good explanation,thank you. But if it was more expressive it would have been more fun and interesting.

[@arunsaindane4053]

Its look like boundary value rather then equivalence

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

There is an another video for Boundary Value.

[@c.v.s.rrohith9716]

Don't tell all small examples . Try going a bit high step by step. Understand!!

[@lastbenchers2510]

Example 2 ans plz

[@noorsyed289]

Tq

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

Welcome

[@lastbenchers2510]

Example 1 ans plz

[@pradeepteja4883]

super

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

Thanks

[@prashanthshettikeri6637]

need a explanation

[@mxGG7878]

you just explained the boundary value analysis wtf

[@AdityaRaj-xc3fx]

You were just reading the text written in your video very poor approach of letting the students think you can give quality information!!

[@sumitahar5328]

gooooooooooooooooooood

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

Thanks Sumit

[@abraham2961]

It's BVA technique not Equivalence Partioning

[@TechnicalPanditJi4]

This is not correct.

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

Which one is not correct. Mr. Rajendra Joshi.

[@MuhammadUsman-xi7ou]

if 56.5 comes it should fall in which category?

[@ankitpundora6059]

@@MuhammadUsman-xi7ou invalid category....56.5 is not an integer

[@MuhammadUsman-xi7ou]

Thanks but now i am graduated... But again thanks your valuable reply.

[@muhammadroshan7315]

@@MuhammadUsman-xi7ou hahhaahhaa

[@tusharnagar8180]

not clearly explained👎

[@SoftwareTestingMaterial]

Sorry. Refer www.softwaretestingmaterial.com