One of the most crucial questions in software testing is when to stop testing. The problem was proved to be an undecidable problem in general. However, for a set of collection programs in C++ called standard template library (STL), we are able to show that there exist a sufficiently large number N associated with the test data set size of each module, such that testing with a data set size larger than N does not reveal more faults in the module under test. This paper presents the concepts, theorem, and the experimental results that confirm the finding of the sufficiently large number.
Keywords: Sufficiently large number, Data Coverage Testing, C++ Standard Template Library, Automated Test Generation, Testing of Collection Programs
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Netisopakul, P. . (2018). Sufficiently Large Number for Testing C++ Standard Template Library Modules. CURRENT APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 35-46.

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