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| Linear Code Sequence and Jump, a white box testing technique to identify the code coverage, which begins at the start of the program or branch and ends at the end of the program or the branch. LCSAJ consists of testing and is equivalent to statement coverage. |
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| Having definite or definable limits, a finite number of possibilities. |
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Test deliverables are provided before the testing phase.
Test plans document.
Test cases documents.
Test Design specifications.
Test deliverables are provided during the testing
Test Scripts
Simulators.
Test Data.
Test Traceability Matrix.
Error logs and execution logs.
Test deliverables are provided after the testing cycles are over.
Test Results/reports.
Defect Report.
Installation/Test procedures guidelines.
Release notes. |
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Traceability analysis is the process of tracking forward or backward through a network of interrelationships between components of a system and their documentation to establish that:
All the customer's requirements have been satisfied.
No unspecified features have been introduced into the product.
Each work product in the documentation tree complies with its predecessor specification. |
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| The outcome of traceability analysis is typically a traceability matrix. |
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