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SUMMARY:Black Box Testing
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DESCRIPTION: 1. Introduction
Black-box testing (also known as behavioral testing or functional testing) is a software testing technique that focuses on testing the functionality of an application without looking at the internal code structure or logic.
In this method, the tester only knows:

What the system is supposed to do (based on requirements),
Not how it does it (the internal implementation).

⚙️ 2. Key Idea
&ldquo;Input &rarr; Process &rarr; Output&rdquo;The tester gives an input, observes the output, and verifies whether it meets the expected result, without any knowledge of the internal workings.
🎯 3. Main Objective
The main goal of Black-box testing is to:

Verify that the software functions as expected.
Ensure that user requirements are met.
Identify defects in functional behavior, user interface, and performance.

🧩 4. Common Techniques in Black-Box Testing
a) Equivalence Partitioning (EP)
Divides input data into valid and invalid partitions (classes).
Test only one value from each...

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