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What is the difference between test case result and a bug?
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Answer / murthy
Test Case Result is nothing but whether the test case is
PASS or FAIL.
If it is FAIL then the tester should need to raise a bug
for that. We will report it as a bug when we dont get the
result as expected.
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Answer / salman
Test Case Result is nothing but whether the test case is
PASS or FAIL.
If it is FAIL then the tester should need to raise a bug
for that. We will report it as a bug when we dont get the
result as expected////ha ha ha ha sorry i am copy to first
qustion
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Answer / anil nakhate
testCase result: - To check the expected result match to
actual result means to check test case paas or fail,
if test case expected result does not match to actual result
then we log the bug,
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Test case are creat by tester on the basis of available
requirements for particular system/ component . test case
is set cases of which define the set of steps on different
condition, environment what we fallows to test the each
componet or technology of the system .
when we have writen test cases , then we execute them to
validate those test case ,but when we get unexpected result
on execution then we find bug and to fix that bug we have
to sent all the details of that bug to developer so that
developer can easily understand and fix. this document is
called bug report.
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Test case result is called as deviation. Deviation from
expected result to actual result.
When we come across such things ( deviation) we write it
in bug report and call it as bug and then they raise a bug
and inform to developers about the bug or deviation.
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