For an API that integrates with multiple external services, describe how Equivalence Partitioning can be utilized to manage test cases.
- Test values for a combination of all external services
- Test values for each external service independently
- Test values only for the primary external service
- Test values without considering external services
Equivalence Partitioning can be applied by testing values independently for each external service. This ensures that the integration with each service is thoroughly tested, enabling the identification of issues specific to individual services.
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