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Object-oriented Programming in C#
Test of Object-oriented Programs
Black box testing

Black box testing uses the interface of a program unit to derive test cases

The aim of black box testing is to demonstrate that the program unit produces correct output on suitable input - relative to the functional requirements

 

  • Wish list of black box testing

    • Locate functional errors

      • Do we get the expected result on given inputs to a method?

    • Locate interface errors

      • Are data passed correctly to and from methods?

    • Locate efficiency errors

      • Is the method fast enough?