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Equivalence Partitioning, also known in the literature as Equivalence Class Partitioning (ECP), is a software testing technique aimed at developing representative test scenarios by dividing the input data set into meaningful subsets or classes. Its core logic is based on the assumption that data within a defined input set that is expected to exhibit similar behavior can be grouped into a single class, and that a single value selected from this class can represent the behavior of the entire group