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Which one of the following is a typical entry criteria for testing?
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B. Availability of testable requirements.
Explanation
A typical entry criterion for testing is the availability of testable requirements. Testable requirements provide a basis for designing and executing test cases. Without clear and testable requirements, it is challenging to determine what needs to be tested and to create effective test cases. Entry criteria ensure that the necessary preconditions are met before testing begins, which helps in conducting efficient and effective testing.
Reference: ISTQB CTFL Syllabus, Section 5.1.3, "Entry and Exit Criteria."
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