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How many inputs are required for 100% Statement Coverage?

Read customer_name
Read record a. 1
If age < 18 then b. 2
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Print Reject customer c. 3
Else d. 4
Print accept customer
Endif
Read A,B
If A>=2
Print A+B
else
a. SC=2,DC=2
Print A-B
b. SC=1,DC=3
2 Endif
c. SC=2,DC=3
If B<1
d. SC=3,DC=3
Print B-A
End
For the above algorithm what will be the minimum number of test cases required to achieve
100% Statement Coverage and Decision Coverage?
01 Input number of Sandwich
02 Input number of Iced tea a) Sandwich = 1, Iced tea = 1, home
03 If (Sandwich > 0 and Iced tea > 0) then delivery = yes
04 Input Do you want home delivery (Yes / No) b) Sandwich = 1, Iced tea = 1, home
05 If home delivery = No? delivery= no
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06 Print Serve their order now c) Sandwich= 1, Iced tea = 2, home
07 End if delivery= yes
08 End If d) Sandwich= 1, Iced tea = 0, home
delivery = no
Which of the following test cases will ensure that statement 6 is executed?
How many inputs are required for 100% statement coverage?

Read customer_name
a) 1
Read record
b) 2
4 If age < 18 then
c) 3
Print Reject customer
d) 4
Else
Print accept customer
Endif
Which of the following is NOT true of test coverage criteria?

a) A measure of test coverage criteria is the percentage of user requirements covered.

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b) Test coverage criteria can be measured in terms of items exercised by a test suite.
c) A measure of test coverage criteria is the percentage of faults found.
d) Test coverage criteria are often used when specifying test completion criteria.
6 Void main (int a, int b) a. SC=2,DC=2
{ b. SC=1,DC=3
If (a<b && a+b<20) c. SC=2,DC=3
{ d. SC=2,DC=3
Cout << “welcome to website”<<endl;
If (a*b > 50)
Cout <<”welcome to 4.com”<<endl;
}
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Else
Cout <<”Thank you for your time on our website”<<endl;
}
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IF A > B THEN
C=A–B
ELSE a) 1 test for statement coverage, 3 for branch coverage
C=A+B b) 2 test for statement coverage, 2 for branch coverage
8 ENDIF c) 2 test for statement coverage, 3 for branch coverage
READ D d) 3 test for statement coverage, 3 for branch coverage
IF C = D THEN e) 3 test for statement coverage, 2 for branch coverage
PRINT “ERROR”
ENDIF
Pick up & Read the newspaper
Look at what is on television SC = 1 & DC = 1
If there is a program that you are interested in watching then switch on the television watch SC = 1 & DC = 2
9 the program SC = 1 & DC = 3
Otherwise SC = 1 & DC = 2
Continue reading the newspaper SC = 1 & DC = 3
If there is a crossword in the newspaper then try & complete the crossword
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Discount rate = 1;
Fare = 1000;
SC = 1 & DC = 2
If ((Person = “senior citizen”) & (“travel month = January”))
SC = 2 & DC = 2
11 Bonuspoints = 100 + Bonuspoints
SC = 1 & DC = 3
If (class = “first”)
SC = 2 & DC = 4
discountRate = 5;
Fare = fare * discountRate;
If width > length
Then
Biggest_dimension = width
If height > width
Then
Biggest_dimension = height SC = 1 & DC = 2
End_if SC = 2 & DC = 2
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Else SC = 1 & DC = 3
Biggest_dimension = length SC = 2 & DC = 4
If height > length
Then
Biggest_dimension = height
End_if
End_if
Disc = 0
Order-qty = 0
Read Order-qty
SC = 1 & DC = 2
If Order-qty >= 20 then
SC = 2 & DC = 2
13 Disc = 0.05
SC = 1 & DC = 3
If Order-qty >= 100 then
SC = 2 & DC = 4
Disc = 0.1
End if
End if
14 Ask: “What type of ticket do you require, single or return?” SC = 2 & DC = 2
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If the customer wants ‘return’
Ask: “What rate, Standard or Cheap-day?”
If the customer replies ‘Cheap-day’
Say: “That will be 500/-”
SC = 3 & DC = 3
ELSE
SC = 2 & DC = 3
Say: “That will be 1000/-”
SC = 3 & DC = 4
ENDIF
ELSE
Say: “That will be 800/-”
ENDIF
1. If x=3 then
2. Display_messageX;
3. If y=2 then SC = 2 & DC = 2
4. Display_messageY; SC = 3 & DC = 3
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5. Else SC = 2 & DC = 3
6. Display_messageZ; SC = 3 & DC = 4
7. Else
8. Display_messageZ;
Which of the following is NOT a black box technique:
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a) Equivalence partitioning b) State transition testing c) LCSAJ d) Syntax testing
Which of the following statements is NOT correct?
a) A minimal test set that achieves 100% LCSAJ coverage will also achieve 100% branch coverage.
b) A minimal test set that achieves 100% path coverage will also achieve 100% statement coverage.
17 c) A minimal test set that achieves 100% path coverage will generally detect more faults than one that achieves 100%
statement coverage.
d) A minimal test set that achieves 100% statement coverage will generally detect more faults than one that achieves
100% branch coverage.
The principle of Cyclomatic complexity, considering L as edges or links, N as nodes, P as independent paths.
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A. L-N +2P B. N-L +2P C. N-L +P D. N-L +P
Cyclomatic Complexity method comes under which testing method.
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a. White box b. Black box c. Green box d. Yellow box
The principle of Cyclomatic complexity, considering E as edges or links, N as nodes, P as Exit Points.
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A. 2E-N +2 B. E-N -2P C. 2N-E +P D. E-N+2P
Q. 1054: For the code fragment given below, which answer correctly represents minimum
tests required for statement and branch coverage respectively?

Discount rate=1;
A. SC= 1, BC= 2
Fare = 1000;
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If ((person == “senior citizen”) and (“travel month = January”))
C. SC= 1, BC= 3
Bonuspoints = 100+Bonuspoints
D. SC= 2, BC= 4
If (class==”first”)
discountRate = .5;
Fare = fare * discountRate;
22 How many test cases are needed to achieve 100 % statement coverage? A. 5
if ((temperature < 0) or B. 4
(temperature > 100)) { C. 2
alert (“DANGER”); D. 3
if ((speed > 100) and (load <= 50)) {
speed = 50;
}
} else {
check = false;
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}
You have designed test cases to provide 100% statement and 100% decision coverage for the
following fragment of code.
if width > length
then
biggest_dimension = width
else
biggest_dimension = length
end_if

23 The following has been added to the bottom of the code fragment above.
print “Biggest dimension is ” & biggest_dimension
print “Width: ” & width
print “Length: ” & length
How many more test cases are required?
A. One more test case will be required for 100 % decision coverage.
B. Two more test cases will be required for 100 % statement coverage, one of which will be
used to provide 100% decision coverage.
C. None, existing test cases can be used.
D. One more test case will be required for 100″ statement coverage.
A white box testing technique that measures the number of or percentage of decision directions executed by the test
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A. Condition coverage B. Decision/Condition coverage C. Decision Coverage D. Branch coverage
Statement Coverage will not check for the following.
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A. Missing Statements B. Unused Branches C. Dead Code D. Unused Statement
How many test cases are needed to achieve 100 % decision coverage?
If (p = q) {
s = s + 1;
A. 3
if (a < S) {
B. 6
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C. 5
}
D. 4
} else if (p > q) {
t = 5;
}
Cyclomatic complexity is used to calculate
A. Number of independent paths in the basis set of a program
B. Number of binary decisions + 1
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C. Number bound for the number of tests that must be conducted to ensure that all statements have been executed
at least once
D. Number of branches and decisions
A program with high Cyclomatic complexity is almost likely to be:
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A. Large B. Small C. Difficult to write D. Difficult to test
If a program is tested and 100% branch coverage is achieved, which of the following coverage
criteria is then guaranteed to be achieved?
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A. 100% Equivalence class coverage B.100% Condition coverage, 100% Statement coverage
C. 100% Statement coverage D. 100% Multiple condition coverage
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