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White Box Testing

White box testing, also known as structural or glass box testing, involves testing a software application’s internal structure, code, and logic. In contrast to black box and grey box testing, the tester has detailed knowledge of the internal mechanisms and workings of the system under test. This approach allows for a more thorough examination of the code and its execution paths, aiming to ensure that all parts of the program function as intended.

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