There are 2 options for Editing say Edit User. 1) Press Alt+E 2) Double click

There are 2 options for Editing say Edit User.
1) Press Alt+E
2) Double click the user
3) Press Edit button
Should I have to write 3 different cases for it?

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Answer / nupur sharma

Whether a tester should write negative scenarios depends
upon the contract with the client or type of testing. For
Acceptance testing cover negative scenarios too. Count of
test cases does not matter but if a particular test case is
getting covered in another one than you can avoid that.
This is what I think.

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Answer / nushar

I would have written more than three test cases for these
three options....(Considering I am Covering negative
scenarios too)

There Test cases for above three options and than negative
test cases for
1. Single Click is not allowing to Edit.
2. Edit button is enabled/disabled/Spelled correctly etc.
3. Pressing Alt with some other key is not allowing to
Edit...

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Answer / f

Thanks Nushar,
Again My Question to u is-->
Should Tester have to write negative test cases for each
button also?
I know this but What about test case Document?There will be
more than 1000 test cases.Is it possible practically?

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