what is self cleaning of test cases and repeatability and
usability of test cases?what is the difference in
repeatability and usability

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what is self cleaning of test cases and repeatability and usability of test cases?what is the diff..

Answer / manoj kumar

Self cleaning means we can start the testing starting point
and come to starting point where we can start the testing.
for example:-for log in window given the valid id and pass word
click OK button
go to next page
click log out link
log in window is open


Repeatability - refers to how many times you are executing
the same test case either for same functionality or
different functionality in the same application

usability - refers to how effective the Test cases are
related to defect findings

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what is self cleaning of test cases and repeatability and usability of test cases?what is the diff..

Answer / poonam

Repeatability - refers to how many times you are executing
the same test case either for same functionality or
different functionality in the same application

usability - refers to how effective the Test cases are
related to defect findings

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