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Question 43

You are testing a mobile app that displays a person’s status in respect of Covid-19. There are five possibilities: Fully Vaccinated, Partly Vaccinated, Infected & Recovered, last Tested Positive or Last Tested Negative. You have found that, after receiving data about successful administration of a second injection, the person’s status has not changed from Partly Vaccinated to Fully Vaccinated, although it should have done. The project uses a popular proprietary defect management tool where you have drafted an incident report with the following information:

• Test id, test environment used and date/time of run.

• Expected and actual results with steps to reproduce.

• Severity level 4 (Critical – an entire functional area is unusable).

• Version data for the application under test and the testware that was used.

Which one of the following important items of information is missing?

    Correct Answer: C

    The missing important item of information is the priority. Priority indicates how urgently the defect should be addressed and resolved. It helps the development team determine the order of fixing defects and allocate resources effectively. Including the severity level alone is not sufficient; priority provides a more granular view of the defect's urgency relative to other defects.

Discussion
BRANNASOption: C

C. Priority. The priority of a defect helps in determining the order in which defects should be addressed and resolved. In a defect report, the priority level indicates how urgently the defect needs to be fixed. It helps the development team to prioritize their work and allocate resources effectively. Since the defect management tool you are using includes the severity level (Critical), adding the priority level would provide a clear indication of how urgently this particular defect needs to be addressed in relation to other defects.

Lynxy

Looking at the test cases provided: TC1 tests at £500, which is one of the boundary points. TC2 tests at £2000, which is another boundary point. So, we have covered 2 out of 8 boundary points with the existing test cases. Therefore, we need to write 6 more test cases to cover the remaining boundary points and achieve 100% 2-point boundary value analysis for the discount scheme.