A large program has been written for a company which rents out properties to tenants for long or short periods.
There are separate data files which hold information about
A the tenants
B the properties
C the payments made by tenants
D the payments made by the company for the maintenance of the properties.
What will the programmer need to do and think about when designing test data for such a system?
Ivzirnalsradeys
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Jump to PostI thought the question was clear (and coincidentally straight forward). What part arn't you understanding?
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Hiroshe
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I thought the question was clear (and coincidentally straight forward). What part arn't you understanding?
jwenting
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duckman
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All but the first and last lines are irrelevant to the question, actually. Apart from some implementation details the question has a universal answer that's applicable to all systems.
gtcorwin
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I would think about how I would slap the designer(s) in the head for this architecture
David W
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Any one want to suggest using SQL and linked tables ?
(Note: Python 3 now comes with SQLite ... and that might be a nice student way to begin a program to handle these linked data 'Tables' ?)
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