Software Testing tutorial - Equivalence partitioning in testing - Test Cases Design techniques

In this tutorial, we will learn about equivalence partitioning with examples and how you can use equivalence class partitioning effectively in software testing and also explain this question in any software testing interview.

Definition: Equivalence Partitioning is a black box test design technique in which test cases are designed to execute representatives from equivalence partitioning. In principle test cases are designed to cover each partition at least once.

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[gideonebere-ajaduruonye]

Don't you feel this is a decision table you just explained but used EP to get the input conditions?

[parisahasani]

Another test case would be:
Y ----> 500$
<2 ----> 0
>5 ----> 200$
Yearly Bonus ----> 700$

[peterryan]

Is there a Testing Roadmap, like a framework that is used in every test, even in the case of a module or project ... something that we just follow every time ?

[parisahasani]

In the first test case, if the person gets all the bonus, He/She will get 900$ for the yearly bonus, not 800$ :)