Definition: White-box testing, is also known as clear-box testing or structural testing, is a software testing method that examines the inner workings, internal structure, and implementation details of an application.
Objective of White-Box Testing : The primary goal of white-box testing is to assess the reliability, robustness, and correctness of the software code and ensure that all paths, conditions, and functions are tested exhaustively.
Implementation: White-box testing involves analyzing the code directly, including understanding the logic, branch coverage, decision coverage, and statement coverage, in order to design test cases and conduct rigorous testing.
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