After the completion of a testing cycle, a tester points out an uncommon defect that wasn't part of the original test plan but was found based on their previous experiences with similar software. Which technique does this scenario best exemplify?
- Ad Hoc Testing
- Boundary Value Analysis
- Error Guessing
- Regression Testing
Error Guessing is a technique where testers use their experience to guess the problematic areas of an application and create tests specifically for those areas. In this scenario, the tester's discovery of an uncommon defect based on past experiences aligns with the principles of Error Guessing.
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