What factors should be considered to determine whether enough testing has been performed?
(i)The exit criteria.
(ii)The budget.
(iii)How big the test team is.
(iv)The product's risk profile.
(v)How good the testing tools are.
(vi)Sufficient details of the system status to allow decisions
To determine whether enough testing has been performed, it is essential to consider the exit criteria, which provide clear guidelines for when testing is complete. The budget is also a critical factor, as limited resources can constrain the amount of testing that can be done. The product's risk profile is important because higher-risk products may require more extensive testing to mitigate potential issues. Additionally, having sufficient details of the system status allows informed decision-making regarding the adequacy of testing. These factors (i, ii, iv, and vi) are key to making an informed determination about the completeness of the testing process.
A is correct
A. i and ii and iv and vi
A. i and ii and iv and vi