Frage 347ISTQB CTFL v4.0 Sample Exam C

The ‘absence-of-defects fallacy’ is one of the principles of testing. Which of the following is an example of addressing this principle in practice?

Q: The ‘absence-of-defects fallacy’ is one of the principles of testing. Which of the following is an example of addressing this principle in practice?

Supporting the end users to perform acceptance testing.

Antwortmöglichkeiten

A.Explaining that it is not possible for testing to show the absence of defects

B.Supporting the end users to perform acceptance testing✓

C.Ensuring that no implementation defects remain in the delivered system

D.Modifying tests that cause no failures to ensure few defects remain

Richtige Antwort

B: Supporting the end users to perform acceptance testing

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