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Software testability

Software testability is the degree to which a software artifact (e.g. a software system, module, requirement, or design document) supports testing in a given test context. If the testability of an artifact is high, then finding faults in the system (if any) by means of testing is easier.

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Testability of software components

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Software testability

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Software testability → degree to which a software artifact

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Software testabilityis adegree to which a software artifact0.90text
encapsulationinstance ofit should be considered an intrinsic property of a software artifact because it is highly correlated with other key software qualities0.80text
couplinginstance ofit should be considered an intrinsic property of a software artifact because it is highly correlated with other key software qualities0.80text
cohesioninstance ofit should be considered an intrinsic property of a software artifact because it is highly correlated with other key software qualities0.80text
and redundancy.The correlation of 'testability' to good design can be observed by seeing that code that has weak cohesioninstance ofit should be considered an intrinsic property of a software artifact because it is highly correlated with other key software qualities0.80text
tight couplinginstance ofit should be considered an intrinsic property of a software artifact because it is highly correlated with other key software qualities0.80text
redundancyinstance ofit should be considered an intrinsic property of a software artifact because it is highly correlated with other key software qualities0.80text
lack of encapsulation is difficult to test.A lower degree of testability results in increased test effortinstance ofit should be considered an intrinsic property of a software artifact because it is highly correlated with other key software qualities0.80text

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