Q. What is the main goal of fault-based testing techniques?

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Q. What is the main advantage of error seeding?

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Q. What is the purpose of marking the pikes in the example of error seeding in Lake Soft and Lake Seed?

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Q. What is the limitation of constructing faults by hand in error seeding?

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Q. What is error seeding?

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Q. What is the assumption underlying the error seeding technique?

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Q. What is a not very satisfactory technique for determining which faults to seed in the program?

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Q. What is a useful rule of thumb for the technique of having the program independently tested by two groups?

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Q. What is the relationship between the number of defects discovered during early phases of development and the number of defects discovered later?

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Q. What is the purpose of mutation testing?

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Q. How are mutants generated in mutation testing?

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Q. What does a low quality test set indicate in mutation testing?

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Q. What are the two major variants of mutation testing?

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Q. In strong mutation testing, what is required for the tests to produce?

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Q. In weak mutation testing, what is required for the tests to produce?

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Q. What is the main difference between strong mutation testing and weak mutation testing?

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Q. What is the Competent Programmer Hypothesis in mutation testing?

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Q. What is the Coupling Effect Hypothesis in mutation testing?

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Q. What is the purpose of error-based testing techniques?

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Q. How does the program logic relate to test adequacy for the requirement in error-based testing techniques?

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