Testing

Black Box Testing

Definition

A software testing method where the functionality is tested without knowledge of the internal structure, implementation details, or internal paths.

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Black Box Testing is an important concept in testing. Understanding Black Box Testing is crucial for professionals working with modern technology solutions. This definition provides a comprehensive overview of what Black Box Testing means and how it's used in practice.

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