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What is white-box testing?

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White-box testing is an alternative strategy to black-box testing, in which a tester views the system as a transparent box. They are allowed to OBSERVE the internal implementation of the system, which guides the TEST. Typically, the software developers perform the white-box testing during the development phase.  

In white-box testing, we ASSUME that the tester has some programming knowledge. They try to test each possible branch a program COULD take in a running system. Knowing what’s INSIDE the box, i.e., taking a look at the source code and the implementation details, it’s possible to test the system more thoroughly.



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