The document discusses various software testing techniques. It covers the objectives of testing as finding errors and having a high probability of discovering undiscovered errors. It describes different types of testing like white-box testing, which tests internal logic and paths, and black-box testing, which tests external functionality. Specific techniques covered include basis path testing, equivalence partitioning, boundary value analysis, and graph-based testing methods. The importance of testability, traceability, simplicity, and understandability are emphasized.

1. Software Testing Tecniques By Ersan BİLİK 13 Aug 2006

11. Cyclomatic Complexity

12. Cylomatic Complexity Cyclomatic complexity for addClass() Statement C# Java If…Else 0 0 Select…Case 0 0 For… 0 0 Do…While 1 1 For each… 0 0 Total Complexity 2 2 Results C# Java CC 2 2 Bad Fix Probability %5 %5 Risk Low Low Type of procedure A simple procedure A simple procedure Conclusion The CC results are stable.

13. Cyclomatic Complexity Cyclomatic complexity for addForm() Statement C# Java If…Else 16 18 Select…Case 0 0 For… 0 0 Do…While 0 0 For each… 0 0 Total Complexity 17 19 Results C# Java CC 17 19 Bad Fix Probability %10 %10 Risk Moderate Moderate Type of procedure A more complex procedure A more complex procedure Conclusion In C# language each event has their on method. Therefore Java uses only specific methods to the specific event. The event mechanism in java handled by if statement in the specific events methods by getting source of the objects name.

23. Common Test Findings