Skill
White-Box Testing
Software Development and Engineering Practices
White-box testing is a software testing methodology in which the tester has knowledge of the internal code structure, logic, and implementation of the application being tested, as opposed to black-box testing where only inputs and outputs are considered. It is used by developers and QA engineers to verify code paths, conditional branches, and internal security vulnerabilities through techniques like statement and branch coverage. It is common in unit testing and code review processes during software development.
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