Part 3

Question 1

Refers to its ability to perform its intended functions accurately and reliably, according to its specifications and requirements

Answer 1

CORRECTNESS OF A SOFTWARE

Question 2

• Starts with meeting its _____
• Ensuring that the software accurately implements these requirements is fundamental to its correctness

Answer 2

Functional Requirements

Question 3

• ____ ensures that the software meets the user’s need and expectations
• ____ ensures that the software meets it specific requirements
• both processes involve testing the software through various methods
• Such as unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing to identify and correct errors

Answer 3

Validation and Verification

Question 4

• Correct software should handle both normal and exceptional conditions effectively
• It should gracefully handle boundary cases and edge conditions without crashing or producing incorrect results
• Preventing the software from entering an inconsistent or erroneous state

Answer 4

Boundary and Error Handling

Question 5

• Involves maintaining consistency and integrity of data throughout its lifecycle
• This includes proper handling of data validation, storage, retrieval, and manipulation to ensure that data remains accurate and reliable

Answer 5

Consistency and Data Integrity

Question 6

Ensuring that shared resources are accessed and modified safely and that race conditions, deadlocks, and other concurrency-related issues are avoided or mitigated effectively

Answer 6

Concurrency and Multithreading

Question 7

helps detect unintended side effect or regressions introduced by new code

Answer 7

Regression Testing

Question 8

Helps ensures that developers, testers, and other stakeholders have a clear understanding of the software’s intended behavior and how it should be used

Answer 8

Documentation and Compliance