Answer:
Hi Tianylee114! The answer is False.
Explanation:
Structural Testing or White-Box testing by definition is the testing of Software solution's internal structure, design and coding. The code is therefore visible to the tester, who can verify the internal flow of variables and outputs based on operations of those inputs. This allows the tester to identify areas of improvements. Black-Box testing on the other hand is where the software is tested for behaviour, therefore internals are not visible to the tester.
It would look much neater
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Put a code or security system on or a very secure password
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Answer:
<em>The function is written in C++:</em>
void madLib(string adjective,string noun1,string adverb,string verb,string noun2){
cout<<"The "+verb+" "+noun1+" "+adjective+" "+noun2+" the "+adverb;
}
Explanation:
This line defines the function
void madLib(string adjective,string noun1,string adverb,string verb,string noun2){
This line generates and returns the output string
cout<<"The "+verb+" "+noun1+" "+adjective+" "+noun2+" the "+adverb;
<em>NB: I've added the full source code as an attachment where you can test various input strings</em>
True ? They have to be of the same type, comatible isn't absolute enough. But I may be overthinking it.
