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test data selection
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software review
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decision table
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program statistics
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software metrics
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repetitive control
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programming without errors

Reference

Yamaura, T., "How to design practical test cases", IEEE Software, November/December 1998, pp. 30-36. Google

Quotations
30 ;;Quote: Hitachi catches 99.8% of bugs; documents test cases before debugging and testing
32 ;;Quote: at Hitachi, development and QA use different test cases
32 ;;Quote: need one test case per 10-15 LOC; can design 100 test cases per day
32+;;Quote: run 10 test cases per day during code inspection, and 25 per day during machine debugging
33 ;;Quote: design test cases to cover all the features; use a matrix-based test sheet and eliminate redundant cases
33+;;Quote: a matrix-based test sheet works well because it redesigns the software as a decision table
33 ;;Quote: for white-box testing, count IF statements instead of LOC; measures the number of executable paths
33 ;;Quote: loops are the most error-prone structure; test 0, 1, 2, average, max-1, max, and max+1 iterations
33 ;;Quote: 10% of test cases for boundary and limits, 15% for errors, and 15% for different platforms and performance
34 ;;Quote: run basic tests for 48-hours; catches memory leaks, deadlock, and time-outs
34 ;;Quote: catch 20% of bugs in code inspection; half of these from designing the test cases, half from the inspection


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Topic: programming without errors (28 items)

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