What is the significance of the difference between black box and glass box testing?
A) Black box tests are typically better suited to measure the software against the expectations of the user, whereas glass box tests measure the program against the expectations of the programmer who wrote it
B) Black box tests cannot be as powerful as glass box tests because the tester doesn’t know what issues in the code to look for
C) Glass box tests focus on the internals of the program whereas black box tests focus on the externally visible behavior
D) Black box testing is only applicable to small, simple programs