Supermarket Automation Software (SAS) should at the end of a sales transaction print the bill containing the serial number of the sales transaction, the name of the item, code number, quantity, unit price, and item price. The bill should indicate the total amount payable.

SAS should maintain the inventory of the various items of the supermarket. The manager upon query should be able to see the inventory details. In order to support inventory management, the inventory of an item should be decreased whenever an item is sold. SAS should also support an option by which an employee can update the inventory when new supply arrives.

SAS should support printing the sales statistics for every item the supermarket deals with for any particular day or any particular period. The sales statistics should indicate the quantity of an item sold, the price realised, and the profit.

The manager of the supermarket should be able to change the price at which an item is sold as the prices of the different items vary on a day-to-day basis.

1. What are the major features of non-functional Tools should test for SAS scenario.(5marks)
2. Compare the tools for static testing are different from dynamic testing tools. (5marks)