ISTQB FOUNDATION 4.0 | Tutorial 30 | Equivalence Partition | Black Box Test Techniques | CTFL

This tutorial will drive individuals about the Equivalence Partition of Chapter 4 - Test Analysis & Design of ISTQB Foundation Level Certification 4.0 include the syllabus, exam structure, approach, etc.
This series of tutorials will help individuals to prepare for the ISTQB Foundation Level exam. This series consists of ISTQB Sample Questions discussion, understanding, tips, tricks, and time management about the exam by Neeraj Kumar Singh.
Each session will be broken into topic-wise discussion and explained with the help of supporting material and sample questions. Upon completion of a tutorial, you will be better enabled to answer the exam questions with more confidence.
The topics covered in this tutorial are -
Black Box Test Techniques,
Equivalence Partitioning,
Test Techniques,
Minimizing Test Cases,
Writing Efficient Test Cases,
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ISTQB Foundation tutorials,
ISTQB Sample Questions,
ISTQB Foundation Syllabus,
ISTQB Foundation New Syllabus,
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[@nileshpatil-us1cb]

Which standard 4.0?

[@phillipmudehwe5314]

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From India?

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[@priyanjaleechopra2342]

I passed the v4.0 certification but questions on test techniques were complicated than i expected.

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[@lailanazih5906]

Great video, thank you so much for your help

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[@yaswanth7954]

Actually the requirement is 1 to 15 (Valid range only) right, So, we can make partition inside the range why we are taking partition from invalid to invalid including valid. we can apply EP technique like from 1-5, 6 -10, 11-15 also right.

[@arunasavyasachi5617]

Thank you very much

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[@AbdulGHabibuzaman]

Quick Question - I was reviewing the above concept and went over a EP question from Sample Exam Set A for ISTQB Syllabus Version 4.0. Question 20 - Minimal number of test cases to achieve 100% EP Coverage for the simplified apartment search form ? Answer says b) 4. My first take at this was answer is a)3 How? If we are looking at minimalist combinations and not really going for all combinations (If that is what is EP) - then the answer should be a) 3 The combinations would then be: TC1 - Ground Floor, Small Garden TC2 - Ground Floor, Large Garden TC3 - Ground/ First/ Second/ Higher, No Garden The other thought that was coming to my mind is that answer is c) 5. Because the question says that "Only Apartments on Ground Floor may have gardens". When it says MAY then it means that it MAY HAVE or MAY NOT HAVE. If the word was Ground Floor "MUST" have gardens then either it would have small or large. But because only Ground Floor "MAY" have gardens which means that one combination for Ground Floor is (ground floor, no garden) too. TC1 - Ground Floor, Small Garden TC2 - Ground Floor, Large Garden TC3 - Ground Floor, No Garden TC4 - First Floor, No Garden TC5 - Second/ Higher, No Garden Kindly let me know which one is right and why.

[@accywacky2699]

Hi there, I am just a fellow student for the certification but from what I read in the question it has built in mechanisms that will not let you use search criteria that violate the "only ground floor apartments have a garden". Note the word May does not exist in the test question. The question also specifically asks for the minimum number of test cases to have 100% equivalence partitioning coverage. The answer for this is 4: ground floor with small garden, ground floor with large garden, first floor with no garden, second or higher floor with no garden. you could in theory do a ground floor with no garden, but that's not necessary and thus the minimalist nr is 4, which is answer B.

[@user-qt1qj1ky3f]

Can you teach 'Each Choice Coverage' topic from the EP in v4.0?

[@TMSQUARETECH]

I appreciate your catch. Will add it at the end of the chapter. Thanks alot.

[@SrimathiRajendran]

can i use pen and paper during online examination to create these partitions?

[@TMSQUARETECH]

Yes

[@IrishRobbie2006]

It should be "greater than or equal to" 16 right? On the presentation you have "less than or equal to" 16.. i.e., > and not

[@phoebebuffay5656]

i also didn't get this. I thought it should be greater to 15. the 15 is included. so i thought we should count from the number more than 15. so equal maybe 16...

[@phoebebuffay5656]

Oh, i understood so as for < 1 - it means everything what it less than 1 (the "