Errors and Testing
- Created by: 13igrindley
- Created on: 15-03-18 12:08
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Clues
- A logic error is a bug in a program that causes it to operate incorrectly, but not to terminate or crash. (5, 6)
- Are mistakes in the way that the code is written. (6, 6)
- Carried out at the end of the program when it has been written. (5, 2, 8)
- Data that is correct . (5)
- Errors which may cause program errors or the computer to crash even if there appears to be nothing wrong with the program code. (7, 6)
- Incorrect values such as entering ‘Dave’ in an age field. (7)
- Is testing the code as you create it. (9, 7)
- The maximum values of the data that could be entered for example for teenagers 13 - 19. (2, 5)
- Values higher or lower than the expect range, for teenagers greater than 19. (3, 2, 5)
- When no data is entered or left blank to test what happens. (4, 5)
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