In engineering, a corner case (or pathological case) refers to a rare or unusual situation that lies at the margins of a system’s expected operation and may expose limitations or unexpected behaviors. Such cases do not necessarily involve parameters exceeding their specified ranges, but instead represent low-probability scenarios that are difficult to anticipate and handle reliably.
In engineering, a corner case (or pathological case) refers to a rare or unusual situation that lies at the margins of a system’s expected operation and may expose limitations or unexpected behaviors. Such cases do not necessarily involve parameters exceeding their specified ranges, but instead represent low-probability scenarios that are difficult to anticipate and handle reliably.
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