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...which could be much more expensive and sill not find the error you'd need to defend the client. You'd essentially be black box testing without even knowing w
by struppi 11y ago
...which could be much more expensive and sill not find the error you'd need to defend the client. You'd essentially be black box testing without even knowing what kind of errors you want to find. Or am I missing something?
- downandout 11y agoIt would be more expensive probably. However, under the current legal framework, this would be the only way to question the accuracy of the software.