When people speak of structured basis testing, do they just mean code coverage or logic coverage testing, or is there another angle to it which covers more than just those principles?
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According to Testing Standards's glossary, Structured Basic Testing is a technique to design test cases from the logic of the code aiming at maximizing the test coverage. It just seems to be another name for code/logic coverage testing.
The same definition can be found on Independent Test glossary, with a reference to BCS SIGIST.
philippe
2010-02-14 15:59:53