Pengujian Black Box Pada Aplikasi Pembelajaran Bahasa Mandarin Berbasis Android
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Mobile devices are widely regarded as the most widely used information and communication technologies. There are numerous advantages to using mobile technology for language learning. This study put the Android-based Mandarin language learning application to the test. A black box test method was used. This app is designed to help users learn Chinese by reading. This application's main module is Reading, which has two sub-modules: Book & Articles and Word List & Comprehension Score. Based on the test results, one test case must be followed up on in order for the system to be more efficient and perform as expected.
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