Actually how many positive and negetive testcases will write
for a module?
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Answer / lakshmikantha b
That depends on the module and complexity of logic. For
every test case, we can identify +ve and -ve points. Based
on the criteria, we will write the test cases, If it is
crucial process or screen. We should check the screen,in all
the boundary conditions
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