What is Test Cases?
Test case is a step by step procedure document which verifies the functionality of an application.The procedure are:
Test case is a step by step procedure document which verifies the functionality of an application.The procedure are:
- Test engineer will look the requirement specification and then the application has to be tested.
- There is no consistency to the application is tested.
- Testing varies down person to person.
- Time taken and cost also more expensive.
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what is test cases? |
Test case Type:
- Test Case ID
- Test Data
- Test case Description
- Test Step
- Test set
- Test Suite
1. Test Case ID- ID for the Test Case
2. Test Data:
- Whatever input we going to give for an operation on application is testing data.
- Whatever data present in recent server or test server data's called as test data.Test data would be form of a sql,HTML,package,Zip.
3. Test case Description- It's a description about the code of test cases.
4. Test Step:
- Action-Test case should have appropriate start and end.Detail part of description.
- Input- Input consists of whatever requirement from Action.
- Expected Result- Result comes from the input what extractly given by user.
- Actual Result- The result comes from the input and description.
- Status- Actual result and status will be updated when tester going to implement the test cases.The expected result and actual result get matches then the status will be PASS else FAIL.
- Comments- Make a note of the test case whatever they going to work with that.
5.Test Set- The case where you going to test all test cases together is known as test set.
6.Test suite- The place where you going to save the test cases like test set.
- Yet to start
- Review in progress
- Awaiting for comments incorporation
- completed
- Approved.
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