Discussion
One weakness of boundary value analysis and equivalence partitioning is
Answer: B
The weakness of boundary value analysis and equivalence partitioning is that they do not explore combinations of input circumstances. Each technique picks test values for individual inputs, at the edges of or within a class, so interactions between several inputs are left untested. Techniques such as cause-effect graphing and decision tables were introduced for that gap.
The claim that they are not effective is false, since both are widely used and productive. The option saying they do explore combinations states the opposite of the weakness.
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