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Maybe you can explain it to them this way - if they know what a function is. If you have a function that does something, foo, and it takes one boolean paramete
by beamatronic 11y ago
Maybe you can explain it to them this way - if they know what a function is. If you have a function that does something, foo, and it takes one boolean parameter, that's two test cases. If you add a second boolean parameter, now you have at least four total test cases. And so on.
- wmeredith 11y agoAh yes, give it to them in functions and boolean parameters, that will get the non-programmers on board. /s
- oconnore 11y agoMy house has a vacuum, a lawnmower, a blender, a washing machine, 20 light switches, a 4 zone heating system, and 6 sinks/showers. I can manage 1.71e10 possible states while I sleep, why are you struggling with four?