Domain Testing Functional testing which tests the application by giving inputs and evaluating its appropriate outputs. system does not accept invalid and.

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Domain Testing Functional testing which tests the application by giving inputs and evaluating its appropriate outputs. system does not accept invalid and out of range input values. The main goal of the Domain testing is to check whether the system accepts the input within the acceptable range and delivers the required output. Also, it verifies the system should not accept the inputs, conditions and indices outside the specified or valid range. Domain testing is different from domain specific knowledge you need to test a software system.

Practice of domain testing Involves testing of any one input variable or combination of input var Boundary testing  Equivalence Class testing  Only to tests of input variables Only when tested at the system level Only when tested one at a time Only when tested in a very superficial way

Variable Valid Class Equivalence Class Invalid Class Equivalence Class Boundaries & Special cases Notes X 0-100 100 <0 -1 >100 101