You have designed a graphic user interface (GUI), which now needs to be white-bo

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You have designed a graphic user interface (GUI), which now needs to be white-box tested. You need to create a document that specifies at least two test cases and one dynamic analysis. Explain your reasoning for your dynamic analysis choice. Once the plan is defined, execute the test plan. Finally, include descriptions of the results of your test plan execution.

Address the following:

Submit a GUI you have created in which the source code is readily available to you.

Develop a test plan (including two test cases) in a Word document involving the following. Execute the test plan. Discuss the results in your Word document.

Perform a static analysis (a code review or walk-through) that includes the following:

Identify proper coding style.

Identify the proper implementation of code design.

Identify potential problems with risky code or deadlock situations.

Identify any other errors.

Design, write-up, and test 2 test cases.Based on each test case, do the following:

Choose inputs

Run them through the code

Determine the appropriate outputs

Perform 1 of the following dynamic analyses (execution of the code):

Statement coverage: Designed to execute every statement at least once

Branch coverage: Designed to test every branch of the program at least once

Path coverage: Designed to test every path of execution at least once

Definition-use-path coverage: All paths between the definition of a variable and the use of that variable are tested

Explanation / Answer

Test Cases for gui testing: The various test cases we can think of with respect to gui are as follows:

1) Open the gui and test the text font, various control button size and positioning, check for content readability.

2) You can also check the gui in various browsers also. Should work properly on different browsers platform

3) Test to check how much user friendly the gui is. Should not be much complex to understand.

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