Initializing without testing

Component Testing for C

It is sometimes difficult to predict the expected result for a variable; such as if a variable holds the current date or time. In this case, you can avoid specifying an expected output.

Example

The following script show an example of an omitted test:

TEST 7

FAMILY nominal

ELEMENT

VAR a, init in {1,2,3}, ev = init

VAR b, init = 3, ev = init

VAR c, init = 0, ev ==

#c = add(a,b);

END ELEMENT

END TEST

Related Topics

Testing variables | Testing intervals | Testing tolerances | Testing expressions | Declaring parameters | Testing arrays | Testing structured variables