How do you measure the coverage and quality of boundary value analysis?
Boundary value analysis (BVA) is a functional testing technique that focuses on testing the values at the edges of the input domain, such as the minimum, maximum, and just inside or outside the valid range. BVA can help you find errors that occur due to incorrect handling of boundary conditions, such as off-by-one errors, overflow errors, or truncation errors. But how do you measure the coverage and quality of BVA? Here are some tips to help you evaluate your BVA test cases.
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