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0478 SECTION 7: PROGRAM CYCLE - TESTING - VALIDATIONS/VERIFICATIONOnline version

KEYWORDS AND TERMS

by Jonathan Dunsby
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Abstraction, decomposition of the problem, identification of the problem and requirements

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Decomposition, structure diagrams, Flowcharts, pseudocode

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Writing program code and iterative testing

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Testing program code with the use of test data

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A search is used to check if a value is stored in a list, performed by systematically working through the items in the list.

  
  
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Each element is compared with the next element and swapped if the elements are in the wrong order, starting from the first element and finishing with next-to-last element.

  
  
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Keeping a total that values are added to.

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Keeping a count of the number of times an action is performed is another standard method.

  
  
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Finding the largest and smallest values in a list are two standard methods that are frequently found in algorithms,

     
  
  
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Validation is the automated checking by a program that data is reasonable before it is accepted into a computer system.

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A process in the which you check/confirm data was entered correctly - such as proof reading - double entry - comparing data visual against each other

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A type of validation which checks if a suitable/set number of characters has been entered - such as a telephone number.

  
  
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Test Data outside the given range.

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A type of validation which dictates that data must be entered/given/input - such as an email address or title: Mr, Mrs,

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Test Data is on the limit of a given range - e.g. Max temperature or Speed.

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A type of validation which checks that data meets/has been put into using a correct order/pattern - e.g. Number plates, Fin Numbers, Flight Code:

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Test Data that on the limit , or +1 -1 of a given range. E.g. 60, 59 or 0,1

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Validation that check if the correct data has been used - such as Number, Integer, Char, Text, String

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Test data that is used to show the expected output.

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