Question 23CTFL 4.0 Sample Exam3 2

What is error guessing?

Answer Options

A.A testing technique used to guess where a developer is likely to have made a mistake✓
B.A technique used for assessing defect metrics
C.A development technique to verify that all error paths have been coded
D.A planning technique used to anticipate likely schedule variances due to faults

Correct Answer

A: A testing technique used to guess where a developer is likely to have made a mistake

Explanation

A is correct. Error guessing is a technique used to anticipate where developers are likely to make errors and to create tests to cover those areas. B, C and D are not correct. business representatives

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