Ans: Decision coverage is the percentage of the decision outcomes that have been exercised by a test suite. The main objective of decision coverage testing is to show all the decisions within a component have been executed once.
Decision coverage = Number of executed decision outcomes*100/ Total number of decision outcomes.

Ans: Statement coverage is the percentage of executable statements that has been exercised by a test suite.
Statement coverage = Number of executable statements executed*100/ Total number of executable statements

Ans: The different categories of white box techniques are
Statement coverage
Decision coverage

Ans: The other names of white box testing are
Structural testing
Glass box testing
The other names of black box testing are
Behavioral testing
Opaque testing

Ans: Suspension is halting the testing temporarily with dissatisfaction because of situations like failure of smoke tests, stop criteria is halting the testing with satisfaction that the product can be released.

Ans: User story is a method of documenting requirements in agile model.

Ans: Approximately 30% positive and 70% Negative.

Ans: During execution, if we feel any test case requires an update, we will do it with the approval of the team lead. But this work is very limited.

Ans: Build release may vary from project to project, sometimes weekly or Bi weekly.

Ans: Build is executable code that is generated after source code compilation.