what is the difference between keyword driven frame work and
data driven frame work.



what is the difference between keyword driven frame work and data driven frame work...

Answer / Digvijay Singh

Keyword-driven testing (KDT) and Data-driven testing (DDT) are two types of test automation frameworks. KDT uses predefined keywords or commands to execute test cases, while DDT separates the test logic from the test data by storing test data in external files or databases. In KDT, the test script contains both the test logic and data, which can lead to duplicated efforts when creating multiple test cases with similar steps. On the other hand, DDT allows for easier reuse of test data across various test cases, improving efficiency and reducing maintenance costs.

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