Multiple choice technology testing

Error-Based testing seeks to demonstrate that:

  1. Certain errors are not committed in programming process.

  2. No errors were committed in test execution.

  3. No errors were observed in current release.

  4. The new release contains only the fixes for previous release bugs.

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Explanation

Error-based testing aims to prove that specific, common programming mistakes or faults (errors) were not made during code development. It focuses on validating that the programming process avoided these specific bugs, rather than checking the correctness of test execution or validating the bug fixes of a release.