Logic-Based Testing Unit-V

What is logic-based testing?

• A testing technique based on logical conditions and decision-making structures

• A test method that ignores logical conditions in the code

• A manual testing approach for user interface design

• A type of performance testing

Logic-based testing is also known as:

• Functional testing

• Decision testing

• White-box testing

• Boundary value testing

What does logic-based testing focus on?

• The graphical user interface of the software

• The correctness of program logic and decision points

• The hardware configurations of the system

• The performance of the software

Which of the following is a primary component of logic-based testing?

• User interface design

• Code coverage analysis

• Load balancing techniques

• Database normalization

Logic-based testing is most effective for testing

• Decision-making structures and control flow

• System performance

• User experience and accessibility

• Software deployment processes

Decision Table Testing is a technique used in

• Logic-based testing

• Performance testing

• Regression testing

• Exploratory testing

A Decision Table consists of

• Conditions, actions, and rules

• Only test cases

• Graphical user interface elements

• Network configurations

Which of the following is NOT a technique of logic-based testing?

• Decision Table Testing

• Cause-Effect Graphing

• State Transition Testing

• Stress Testing

Cause-Effect Graphing is used to

• Identify relationships between input conditions and output actions

• Measure code complexity

• Optimize database queries

• Perform load balancing

Which testing technique is most suitable when multiple conditions affect an outcome?

• Decision Table Testing

• Load Testing

• Recovery Testing

• Volume Testing