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Name boundary cases when creating an order.

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Boundary test cases when creating an order may include:

  • Creating an order with the minimum allowable number of items (e.g., 1 unit).
  • Creating an order with the maximum allowable number of items (limit testing).
  • An order with empty or incorrect data (e.g., empty customer name, invalid phone format).
  • An order missing required fields.
  • An order with very long strings in fields (name, address).
  • An order with non-standard characters or injections in fields.
  • Attempting to create an order with an unavailable product or zero stock.
  • An order with negative quantity or price.
  • Creating an order outside of working hours or with an expired promotion.

Testing such cases helps identify data processing errors and system robustness.

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