Data & Testing Lecture Notes Review

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What are the types of data validation tools mentioned in the lecture?

Data Type Check, Format Check, Input Mask, Presence Check, Length Check, Lookup, Range Check, Limited Choice.

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What should you ensure about the data saved during validation?

Data should be sensible, reasonable, and consistent.

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What will you learn about data and information?

The relationship between data and information, the use of data types, and how data is validated and verified.

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Why is testing needed according to the lecture notes?

Testing is needed to ensure the product is functional and to avoid implications of a product that hasn't been tested.

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What validation tool would be appropriate for entering a date of birth?

A Format Check or Data Type Check.

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What is the implication of not validating data?

It may lead to inaccurate or inconsistent information being stored.

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What are the types of testing that can be done on a product mentioned in the notes?

The types of testing include functional testing, integration testing, system testing, and user acceptance testing.

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What is the difference between data validation and data verification?

Data validation ensures data is sensible and reasonable; data verification ensures that the data entered matches the original source.

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What should you research for the assignment in your R050 TA3 Digital Workbook?

Research any validation tools you are unsure of and add notes and examples to section 3.2 Validation.

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What is an example of a presence check in data validation?

Ensuring that a required field, such as an email address, is not left empty.