
EXERCISES
EXERCISES
6.1 Consider the following often found statement in research
publications: “Complete testing is not possible.” What
completeness criterion forms the basis of this statement? In light
of the completeness criteria discussed in this chapter, is this
statement correct?
6.2 Enumerate all paths in Program P6.5. Assume that each loop is
required to be traversed zero times and once.
6.3 Why did we decide to input all tests in T during a single execution
of Program P6.5? Will the error be revealed if we were to input
each test in a separate execution ?
6.4 Draw the CFG for Program P6.5. Enumerate all paths through
this program that traverse the ...