Fault-based Testing

Fault-based testing is a method used in software development to identify errors by intentionally focusing on common mistakes or "faults" that developers might make. It involves creating test cases that target specific known issues, such as incorrect calculations or logical errors, to see if the software executes correctly despite these potential problems. The goal is to uncover hidden bugs related to typical fault types, ensuring the software is more reliable and less prone to failure caused by these common errors.