What is Manual and Automation Testing Framework
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Answer / g.ramesh
In manual testing framework is nothing but entire testing
approach(Test Strategy) this is called frame work.
Where as in automation testing (ex-QTP)4types of framework
is there Linear,keyword driven,Data driven,Hybrid.This each
descripes different testing method(Different type of
fraamework for example can say Ascending order
testing,Record and play back,Tescriptive programming and
Above all)
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