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What is Boundary Analysis?
The 'Boundary Analysis' approach means testing a Method-Under-Test with a range of input values - some of which are valid, and some of which are invalid - to ensure that the Method-Under-Test...
- is working well with all kinds of valid values, and
- that it rejects invalid values, and hence does not make an attempt to process them, which would lead to failure (obvious failures [such as Exceptions] and not-so-obvious failures).