Exhaustive testing is___________________?

Correct answer: C. impractical but possible

  • A. always possible
  • B. practically possible
  • C. impractical but possible
  • D. impractical and impossible

Explanation

Exhaustive testing would require trying every possible input and execution path, so it is theoretically possible for a limited system but impractical in real projects. Testing therefore uses representative cases and risk-based selection instead.

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