What does Equivalence partitioning refer to?
- A. A test design technique that divides input data into groups expected to be treated the same way by the system. ✓
- B. A testing approach that examines code, documentation, or requirements without executing the program.
- C. Two complementary quality assurance processes: verification checks if the product was built correctly, while validation checks if the correct product was built.
- D. A type of performance testing that evaluates system stability by pushing it beyond normal operational limits.
Correct answer
A. A test design technique that divides input data into groups expected to be treated the same way by the system.
Explanation
Equivalence partitioning refers to a test design technique that divides input data into groups expected to be treated the same way by the system.