Test Data Generator
Communication instructions for creating files containing information sets specifically designed to ensure the suitability of a computer or system.
Literal Meanings of Test Data Generator
Test:
Meanings of Test:
Challenge, test.
A or under a used to melt precious metals for testing and cleaning purposes.
(academic) exam, often administered during an academic session.
A session in which the durability of a product or device etc. is tested under everyday or extreme conditions.
(usually "test") Test agreement.
The outer calcareous membrane or endoskeleton of, for example, echinoderms. Sand dollars and sea urchins.
Test coverage.
Discrimination difference phrase.
Finish (gold, silver, etc.) in a cork or cupellation.
Test to confirm truth, authenticity, or quality through experience, principle, or standard to be tested.
(Academy) Conduct or assign (to someone) an exam that is often taken during the study .
Expose the product or equipment to everyday and/or extreme conditions and check its durability, etc.
Prove by testing.
Research or test, for example, with a reagent.
Witness.
Notarial deed and date (document).
Make a will or testament.
(Bodybuilding) Testosterone.
Sentences of Test
Climbing the mountain put our stamina to the test.
Test the validity of a principle to test the validity of an argument.
He tested positive for cancer.
Test the solution with litmus paper.
Data:
Meanings of Data:
(plural: data) A measure of something on a scale that both the writer (person or device) and the reader (another person or device) can understand. The scale is arbitrary, such as 1 to 10 times one, 1 to 100 times 0.1, or just true or false, on or off, yes, no or maybe, etc.
(plural: data) A fact known by direct observation.
(plural: data) the starting point from which conclusions are drawn.
(plural: dates) A fixed reference point or coordinate system.
Generator:
Meanings of Generator:
Who or what creates, creates, causes or produces.
A device, computer, etc. to convert or convert energy from one form to another.
