Black Box Testing
Black Box Testing is a software testing method where the tester examines the program's input and output without considering the internal logic of the code. The focus is on the functionality of the software, ensuring it behaves as expected based on its specifications. This approach is useful for Integration Testing, as it allows for the testing of individual components or modules in combination with others to ensure they work together correctly. It is a valuable tool for detecting interface issues and interaction errors that may not be apparent when testing individual components alone. By evaluating the software's performance from an end-user perspective, Black Box Testing helps improve overall software quality and reliability.