Question 1

If we say that a set of tests has achieved 100% structural decision coverage on a particular module in a

program, what does that mean?

Options :

A : That all bugs present in that module were necessarily revealed by those tests

B : That every control flow branch had been executed at least once by those tests.

C : That every dataflow in that module was exercised at least once by those tests.

D :

That every path through that module was exercised at least once by those tests.

Answer: B

Question 2

You are working on a project that is integrating code from multiple development groups. There have been numerous integration problems, particularly regarding reliability, error recovery and transactional integrity. You are now responsible for planning the performance efficiency testing for this product. There Is a strong feeling among the development managers that some parts of the code are weaker than others and will tend to exhibit problems during the performance efficiency testing. To identify these problematic areas as soon as possible, which type of testing should you do?

Options :

A : Load testing

B : Interoperability testing

C : Stress testing

D : Scalability testing

Answer: C

Question 3

Consider the following fault attack: “Force all possible incoming errors from the software/OS interfaces to

the application”. Which of the following is the kind of failure you are looking for when using this attack?

Options :

A :

Application crashes when unsupported characters are pasted into an input field using the windows

clipboard

B :

Front page of the application has incorrect spelling of the company name

C : Application fails to display financial numbers in the correct currency format in reports

D :

Application miscalculates total monthly balance due on credit cards

Answer: A

Question 4

You have conducted static analysis on several new modules for an existing product. You are now executing test cases and are seeing inconsistent problems including crashes. Intermittent error messages are appearing. Despite all your best efforts, you are not able to find reproducible scenarios to force these errors. What problem in the code are you likely seeing?

Options :

A : Wild pointers

B : Poor error handling

C : Undefined variables

D : Instrumented code

Answer: A

Question 5

Consider the pseudo code provided below:

Given the following tests, what additional test(s) (if any) would be needed in order to achieve 100% statement coverage, with the minimum number of tests? Test 1: A = 7, B = 7, Expected output: 7 Test 2: A = 7, B = 5, Expected output: 5

Options :

A : A=6, B=12, Expected output: Bingo! and A=7, B=9, Expected output: 7

B : A=6, B=12, Expected output: Bingo!

C : A=7, B=9, Expected output: 7

D : No additional test cases are needed to achieve 100% statement coverage.

Answer: D