Explain An Object-oriented View of Testing?
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In the object-oriented view of testing, tests are isolated at a smaller scope, yet can have high complexity due to the interfaces with other objects. The object-oriented view of testing must be able to deal with classes, methods, and attributes and to validate those at a high level of coverage.
In Shel Siegel's book, "Object-Oriented Software Testing," he describes the Hierarchical approach to O-O testing.
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