The use of Equivalence classes as the basis for functional
testing has two motivations:
1. To have a sense of  “complete” testing
2. Avoid redundancy (not having serious gaps)
• Are any of those realized by Boundary Value Testing? Why?

Combining Boundary Value Analysis with Equivalence Class Testing
  • Equivalence class testing is strengthened by a hybrid approach with boundary value testing
  • For each equivalence class select the elements  representing the class as you would in boundary value analysis, select the min, min+, nom, max- & max. 
  • Robust testing could be used to show the effects of invalid test cases when using min- and max+ like in the month variable in the NextDate problem
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