What is checkpoint? How can you handle the checkpoints?
Answer / Rajat Prakash Singh
A checkpoint in manual testing is a point where the tester saves the current state of the application or system under test. It allows the tester to restart the testing from the same point if necessary, for example, if an error occurs during the test execution. To handle checkpoints, a tester can save relevant data, such as screenshots, logs, and test scripts, and provide detailed notes about the current state of the application.
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