Question 1Testing every statement in a program guarantees that all defects (bugs) will be found.1 pointYes, definitely!Yes, but only for simple programs.Yes, but only for programs using object-oriented languages.No, no way!!Gee, I don't know??

Question 2The purpose of software testing is to show that1 pointthe software has no defects (bugs).the program code is well structured.the software has a good architecture.the software is of good quality.the software has defects (bugs).

___________ errors is introducing artificial errors to the program, keeping track of them and checking what ones are detected during testing to help estimate how many bugs are still in the program.

Consider the statements regarding testing given below.Testing can be used to find all the errors in code. Testing can be used to show that a piece of software is fully correct. Testing can be used to find real errors in code. The purpose of testing is not to show correctness of software but toshow errors.

Myth: Testing can find all the bugs. What is the fact? Question 2Answer a. Testing can find most bugs b. Testing can find all critical bugs c. Testing can never find all bugs d. Testing guarantees bug-free software

State whether the following statement is True or False:An exception may be raised even if the program is syntactically correct