what is the purpose of writing testcases?
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Answer / ramprasad.s
Hi
To find the Errors through evaluation.
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Answer / pratikshya
the process of developing test cases can help to find
problems inthe requirements or design of an application,
since it requires completely thinking through the operation
of the application
A test case is a document that describes an input, action
or event and an expected response to determine if a feature
of an application is working correctly.
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Answer / sharmila juvekar
The purpose of any test case design or scripting is to test
the business/customer requirement and ensure the software
is fit for purpose having the acceptable percentage of
errors rather than error free software.
Test Case writing increases the tester's confidance during
the testing. It needs to measure the functionality of the
software and thus to increase the quality of software as
well.
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