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Boundary Value Testing

Boundary Value Testing (BVT) is a crucial technique in software testing that focuses on testing at the edges of input ranges. For example, if we have a program that reads an integer input between 1 and 100, we should test values just inside and outside these boundaries: 0, 1, 100, and 101. By doing so, we can identify potential errors and ensure that the program behaves as expected at critical limits. This example illustrates how BVT can improve software reliability and performance.

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Boundary Value Testing

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