Which principle of software testing suggests that even if a test case passes, it doesn't necessarily mean the software is defect-free?
- Absence of Errors Fallacy
- Boundary Value Analysis
- Error Guessing
- Pesticide Paradox
The "Absence of Errors Fallacy" principle suggests that just because a piece of software passes a set of tests, it doesn't mean it's free from defects or that it will be usable and acceptable to the end-users.
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