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Q37. Test cases for the part of a program shown in the flowchart below are created to achieve decision condition coverage (branch coverage). In order to make the test cases achieve multiple-condition coverage, which of the following is the appropriate set of test cases to be added? Here, the part enclosed by parentheses () represents a test case. Process 1 A > 6 or B = 0 Process 2 Yes No • Test cases to achieve decision condition coverage (branch coverage) (A = 4, B = 1), (A = 5, B = 0) Diagram/table transcription: The flowchart performs Process1, tests A > 6 or B = 0, executes Process2 on Yes, and bypasses it on No. Existing test cases are(A=4,B=1) and(A=5,B=0).

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Q37. Test cases for the part of a program shown in the flowchart below are created to achieve decision condition coverage (branch coverage). In order to make the test cases achieve multiple-condition coverage, which of the following is the appropriate set of test cases to be added? Here, the part enclosed by parentheses () represents a test case. Process 1 A > 6 or B = 0 Process 2 Yes No • Test cases to achieve decision condition coverage (branch coverage) (A = 4, B = 1), (A = 5, B = 0) Diagram/table transcription: The flowchart performs Process1, tests A > 6 or B = 0, executes Process2 on Yes, and bypasses it on No. Existing test cases are(A=4,B=1) and(A=5,B=0).

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