Program P3 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) 17) 18) 19) else 20) 21) C-C + 2; 22) ) // end else! (A<0) 23) output (A, B, C); 24) 1 // end else valid input 25) return; 26) end; integer A, B, C input (A, B); C-A. B; if (A<-10 or A>10 or B<0 or B>5) output ("Invalid input."); else // valid input { if (A < 0) ( CC + A + B; if (B > 2) C = C + 3: C-CC; ) // end if (A<0) else { if (B < 1 or C = 0) C-B. C; C-B / C; or the following program P3 written in pseudo-code, given the test set T: T= {t₁= <-5, 2>, t2 = <3, 1>, t3 = <9,3>} a) What is the domain for statement coverage of P3? Note: do not include syntactical markers such as comments, blank lines, (,), else, begin, end. b) What is the statement coverage for T? c) What test cases (if any) should you add to T to provide 100% statement coverage? d) What is the decision coverage for T? e) What is the condition coverage for T? f) What test cases (if any) should you add to T to provide 100% condition coverage?

Program P3 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) 17) 18) 19) else 20) 21) C-C + 2; 22) ) // end else! (A<0) 23) output (A, B, C); 24) 1 // end else valid input 25) return; 26) end; integer A, B, C input (A, B); C-A. B; if (A<-10 or A>10 or B<0 or B>5) output ("Invalid input."); else // valid input { if (A < 0) ( CC + A + B; if (B > 2) C = C + 3: C-CC; ) // end if (A<0) else { if (B < 1 or C = 0) C-B. C; C-B / C; or the following program P3 written in pseudo-code, given the test set T: T= {t₁= <-5, 2>, t2 = <3, 1>, t3 = <9,3>} a) What is the domain for statement coverage of P3? Note: do not include syntactical markers such as comments, blank lines, (,), else, begin, end. b) What is the statement coverage for T? c) What test cases (if any) should you add to T to provide 100% statement coverage? d) What is the decision coverage for T? e) What is the condition coverage for T? f) What test cases (if any) should you add to T to provide 100% condition coverage?

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