BlackBoxTesttechnik
Black Box Testing is a software testing method where the internal structure or workings of an item being tested are unknown to the tester. The tester interacts with the item solely through its interfaces, providing inputs and observing outputs, without any knowledge of the code, design, or implementation details. This approach focuses on validating the functionality of the software against its specified requirements.
The core principle of black box testing is to treat the software as a "black box." The
Equivalence partitioning divides input data into partitions from which test cases can be derived. Boundary value
The primary advantage of black box testing is that it allows for unbiased testing from a user's