Software Testability

Software Testability is a state of software artifact that decides the difficulty level for carrying out testing activities on that artifact.

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  • Software Testability Metrics

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  • Controllability: It defines the control over software and hardware behavior.

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  • Observability: Observation of states and factors affecting the Output Of the software.

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  • Availability: Defines the availability of the objects or entities, to carry out the testing.

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  • Simplicity: It depends upon its functional, structural, and code simplicity.

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  • Stability: Software should be stable enough and does not require frequent modification in it.

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  • Key Benefits of Software Testability

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  • Enables testers to estimate the difficulty in exploring the defects in the software easily.

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  • Decides the scope of automated testing on the software product, based on its controllability.

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  • Increased testability ensures the easy and early detection of bugs, thereby saving both time and cost.

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  • Calculates and controls the efforts needed by the testers to perform testing.

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