InhaltsangabePreface vii Introduction ix 1 A SelfAssessment Test 1 2 The Psychology and Economics of Software Testing 5 3 Program Inspections, Walkthroughs, and Reviews 19 4 TestCase Design 41 5 Module (Unit) Testing 85 6 HigherOrder Testing 113 7 Usability (User) Testing 143 8 Debugging 157 9 Testing in the Agile Environment 175 10 Testing Internet Applications 193 11 Mobile Application Testing 213 Appendix Sample Extreme Testing Application 227 Index 233

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