What is a transition in the context of State Transition Testing?
- A change in the program state
- A defect in the software
- A document outlining test procedures
- A type of test case
In State Transition Testing, a transition refers to a change in the program's state. It involves testing different transitions between states to ensure that the software behaves correctly as it moves from one state to another, capturing potential errors related to state changes in the process.
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