We discussed ways of prioritizing test cases. Using the suggestions given in the text, prioritize the test cases as P0/Pl/P2. 1. A test cases for a network product that tests basic flow control and...

We discussed ways of prioritizing test cases. Using the suggestions given in the text, prioritize the test cases as P0/Pl/P2. 1. A test cases for a network product that tests basic flow control and error control. 2. A test case for a database software that tests all the options of a join query. 3. A test case for a file system that checks allocation of space that is not contiguous. 4. A test case that tests the startup of OS with normal parameters 5. A test case that tests the startup of an application in a “safe mode," something that is not done very often. 6. A test case corresponding to a feature that has undergone significant change in the current version. 7. A test case corresponding to a stable feature that has not uncovered any major defects.