Multiple choice technology testing

When should you stop testing?

  1. when the test completion criteria have been met

  2. when all planned tests have been run

  3. when no faults have been found by the tests run

  4. when time for testing has run out
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Explanation

Testing should stop when defined exit criteria (completion criteria) are met, ensuring objective quality goals are satisfied. Running out of time or tests is resource-based, not quality-based, and finding no faults may just mean tests are ineffective.

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