Module testing fault handling refers to the process of testing a software module for its ability to detect and handle errors or faults that may occur during its operation. This includes testing the module for its ability to detect runtime errors such as null pointer exceptions, division by zero, and array index out of bounds, and handling them in a way that prevents the entire system from crashing or producing unexpected results. The testing may involve the simulation of different error scenarios and the verification of the module's ability to recover from those faults. The ultimate goal of module testing fault handling is to ensure that the software module is reliable and can operate properly even in the presence of errors or faults.
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