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Requirements in natural language, however, are not suitable as the basis of a test. ("Well, the thing must not crash" or "If I enter 100, then a particular result must be calculated"). | Requirements in natural language, however, are not suitable as the basis of a test. ("Well, the thing must not crash" or "If I enter 100, then a particular result must be calculated"). | ||
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Software testing means to determine whether the software meets the requirements.
Requirements in natural language, however, are not suitable as the basis of a test. ("Well, the thing must not crash" or "If I enter 100, then a particular result must be calculated").
Moreover, it is not possible to precisely describe complex applications.