Problem Solving with C++ plus MyProgrammingLab with Pearson eText-- Access Card Package (9th Edition)
Problem Solving with C++ plus MyProgrammingLab with Pearson eText-- Access Card Package (9th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780133862218
Author: Walter Savitch
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 5.4, Problem 20STE
Program Plan Intro

Testing:

  • It denotes an activity to check whether actual results match expected results.
  • It guarantees that software system is defect free.
  • It involves execution of a software component for evaluating one or more interest properties.
  • It identifies errors, gaps or requirements that are omitted related to actual requirements.
  • It could be performed manually or using automated tools.
  • It can be classified as white or black box testing.
  • The manual testing would include testing of software short of any tool.
    • The tester behaves as an end-user.
    • It tests software for identifying any behavior that is unexpected.
    • The different stages include unit, integration, system as well as user acceptance testing.
  • The automation testing uses software to test product.
    • It includes automation for a manual process.
    • The test scenarios are been re-run that are been performed manually.
    • It is used for testing application from performance, load in addition to stress view point.

Driver program:

  • The driver program contains program’s main function.
  • It is responsible for launching program operations.
  • It is responsible for converting user program into physical execution unit termed as task.
  • Each function must be designed, tested and coded as a discrete unit from rest of program.
  • It denotes a testing program for functions or statement that is been written in code.
  • It tests the functionality usually for debugging as well as code verification.

Given addTax function:

//Define method addTax

void addTax(double taxRate, double& cost)

{

//Compute cost

cost = cost + ( taxRate/100.0 ) * cost;

}

Explanation:

  • The method “addTax()” takes input values as arguments.
  • It computes the cost by using input values entered by user.
  • The result of operation is been displayed.

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