Information Systems and Computer Applications CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What does a black box test do?

Test system performance
Test the security of a system
Test the external behavior of a system
Test the internal behavior of a system

The correct answer is: Test the external behavior of a system

A black box test is a software testing method that examines the external functionality and behavior of a system without any knowledge of its internal structures or code. This means that the tester does not have access to the source code and is unable to see how the system is programmed. Therefore, options A, B, and D are incorrect as they involve testing aspects that are not related to the external behavior of the system. Black box testing is focused on evaluating the system from the user's perspective and identifying any discrepancies between the expected and actual behavior of the system.