Which of the following statements are true about testing? O a. Black box testing is testing which has full access to the code of the program being tested O b. According to the ISO/IEEE Vocabulary of Systems and Software Engineering, a 'test case specification' consists of a sequence of actions to carry out when executing a test White or clear box testing is testing which has full access to the code of the program being tested According to the ISO/IEEE Vocabulary of Systems and Software Engineering, a `test procedure specification' consists of a sequence of actions to carry out when executing a test O c. d. O e. The system usability scale cannot be used to evaluate modern software written in C++ because it uses an incompatible API which has not been updated for several years according to its github page

Which of the following statements are true about testing? O a. Black box testing is testing which has full access to the code of the program being tested O b. According to the ISO/IEEE Vocabulary of Systems and Software Engineering, a 'test case specification' consists of a sequence of actions to carry out when executing a test White or clear box testing is testing which has full access to the code of the program being tested According to the ISO/IEEE Vocabulary of Systems and Software Engineering, a `test procedure specification' consists of a sequence of actions to carry out when executing a test O c. d. O e. The system usability scale cannot be used to evaluate modern software written in C++ because it uses an incompatible API which has not been updated for several years according to its github page

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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