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Black box testing is a testing method in which the tester does not have any knowledge of the internal workings of the software. The tester only has access to the input and output of the software. The goal of black box testing is to test the software from a user’s perspective and ensure that it meets the functional requirements. Black box testing is often used in situations where the tester does not have access to the source code or where the software is complex and difficult to understand. It is also used to test the software’s user interface and to ensure that the software is easy to use and intuitive. The advantages of black box testing are that it is easy to use, does not require knowledge of the internal workings of the software, and is effective at finding bugs that could be missed with other testing methods. However, black box testing does not provide detailed information about the software’s internal workings, which can make it difficult to diagnose and fix problems.