tokenizing-test-cases by Arshia

tokenizing Save As tokenizin Version 1 Description Data Input Expected result (+) string :hello world (+) string:hello 1234567world trying \n nad \0 (+) string: hello\n world\0 (-) (+) string :hello world only numbers (+) string123 456 789 (+) string: It's O'clock Don't (+) string: hello world using tabs (+) string:hello world (-) string; error asking for a string (+) string: q end of program Version 2 Description Data Input Expected result Program or module: + / − Purpose inserting a string to see if programme works Word #1 is 'hello' Word #2 is 'world' inserting a combined number and string Word #1 is 'hellow' Word #2 is '1234567world' Word #1 is 'hello\n' Word #2 is 'world\0' Word #3 is '123' inserting a really big input to see how programme handles it string: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaabbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbddddddddddd dddddddddddddddddddddddddddd dddd error asking to input string within limit of the programme more than 1 white space Word #1 is 'hello' Word #2 is 'world' Word #1 is '123' Word #2 is '456' Word #3 is '789' Words with Apostrophes Word #1 is 'It's' Word #2 is 'O'clock' Word #3 is 'Don't' space at begening Word #1 is 'hello' Word #2 is 'world' Word #1 is 'hello' Word #2 is 'world' inserting a empty string to see if program notice it. inserting "q" to end program + / − Purpose

Version 3 Description Data Input Expected result + / − Purpose

Result Comments Run by: Date: ????? Tester's Name ????? ????? Date ????? Actual result if unexpected