Validate Test Outcomes

If you are given the following Test Specification: -
- Input (Button) .

- Observe The light from the LED (Lightup or not?).

What type of Test Method is this?

• Black Box Technique

• White Box Technique

• Gray Box Technique

• Pink Box Technique

If you are given the following Test Specification: -
- Input (Button)

- Schematic Drawings

• - Arduino Code

  - Microcontroller Pin Measurement.

• 
  What type of Test Method is this?

• Black Box Technique

• White Box Technique

• Gray Box Technique

• Pink Box Technique

The Expected Outcome when the button is pressed, the light should turn on from the LED.

But when you do the observation, the light DID NOT turn on from the LED when you press the button.

What does it mean?

• There is a fault in the unit that need investigation as it does not function as the expected outcome.

• It's OKAY, it supposed to be that way.

• Change Unit and find the one that match the Expected Outcome.

• I don't know?

What is the main disadvantage of Black Box testing?

• It is time-consuming

• It requires knowledge of programming languages

• It may leave many program paths untested

• It is not suitable for algorithm testing

Which testing technique is most likely to identify hidden errors within the system?

• Black Box testing

• White Box testing

• Grey Box testing

• All of the above

What is the main advantage of Grey Box testing?

• It only focuses on the input and output

• It provides a comprehensive view of the system’s functionality and structure

• It only focuses on the internal workings of the system

• None of the above

What type of software testing technique is Black Box testing?

• Structural testing

• Functional testing

• Regression testing

• Load testing

Which testing technique combines the methodologies of both Black Box and White Box testing?

• Red Box testing

• Blue Box testing

• Grey Box testing

• Green Box testing