extremfall
Extremfall is a German noun formed from extrem and Fall, meaning an extreme or boundary case. The term is used in several fields to denote a case that lies at the limit of a category, or an outlier that challenges typical assumptions. In everyday language, it can refer to the most extreme example of a situation.
In logic and mathematics, the concept is often described using boundary cases or edge cases. In statistics,
In computer science and software testing, extremfälle or edge cases are test inputs designed to probe system
Relation to related terms: Grenzfall is another German expression with a similar meaning, though extremfall emphasizes
See also: edge case, boundary value analysis, outlier, stress testing. Examples include a maximal-length input in