Question 11 of 2 o Black box (functional)testing: tests each and every possible path through software according to the statements and logic of the code. focuses on the range inputs and outputs of the program ignoring the actual construction of the code. creates a "dry run".

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Question 11 of 2 o Black box (functional)testing: tests each and every possible path through software according to the statements and logic of the code. focuses on the range inputs and outputs of the program ignoring the actual construction of the code. creates a "dry run".

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Black box (functional) testing focuses on the range inputs and outputs of the program ignoring the actual construction of the code.

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Black box testing, also known as functional testing, is a software testing method in which the working of the application under test is checked without knodgings of the internal structure, design, and implementation of any specific module or the entire system. It focuses on verifying the functionality of the software. It doesn't test the individual paths in the software; instead, it mainly focuses on the inputs and outputs without concerning the inner details of the software. Hence, it evidently concentrates on the range of inputs and outputs of the program slighting the actual construction of the code.

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Question 11 of 2 o Black box (functional)testing: tests each and every possible path through software according to the statements and logic of the code. focuses on the range inputs and outputs of the program ignoring the actual construction of the code. creates a "dry run".

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