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Query rules were tested with test data for each logic condition within each rule. Which of the following types of testing was conducted?
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Option B but does the question mean they knew the internal logic or just tested outputs? If no code knowledge, it could flip to C.
Makes sense to pick B for this. Testing every logic condition means the tester knew the inner logic, which is exactly what white box testing involves. If it was just about input and output, C might fit, but here they're clearly looking at how the code works inside. Pretty sure on this one but open if anyone sees it differently.
Option C based on what I remember from the official guide and practice tests.
I don't think it's C. The question says "each logic condition within each rule," which almost always means the tester could see or knew the internal logic, not just test results. That's classic white box testing (B). C is tempting but would only fit if testers had no clue about internals.
C here. Since they're using test data and might not see the code itself, feels like black box testing. Not totally sure though, let me know if I'm missing something with the logic wording.
Its B, testing each logic condition really points to white box. Only white box looks at internal logic like that.
I don’t think it’s C here. Looking at the phrase "each logic condition within each rule," that points to white box testing since you need internal knowledge for that. C sounds tempting if we only tested outputs without knowing the logic, but B makes more sense in this context. Agree?
Its B for this one. Testing each logic condition shows the tester is aware of the internal paths, which is classic white box. I remember a similar question popping up on practice sets. Not 100% if wording could throw us off, but pretty sure B fits best here.
B
B , that's what similar practice questions and official resources say.
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