Answer / sneha

Hi,

Yes u have to write all the 6 expected results under the
same or single test case.no need to write it separately.(I
mean for all the six expects results no need to write the
Test condition,input values again and again.)u can cover it
under a single test condition...

correct me if i am wrong..

Answer / anand

You have to write only one test case, under thus you have
to write all the expected results.

Answer / guest

My question is that If 10 test steps then
For 2nd step One Expected result
For 4th step Second Expected result
For 6th step Third Expected result
For 7th step Fourth Expected result
For 9th step Fifth Expected result
For 10th step Sixth Expected result

Then May I have to create 6 test cases as

Step1 One Expected result
Step2

Repeat Step 1,2 Second Expected result
Step3
Step4

If I write 10 steps in one test case
then how other testers will come to know that 1st expected
result will occure after step 2,4,6,7,9 & 10

Answer / hemasubu

Hi,
yes u should write 6 expected result.
for each step u should write expected result.
EX:
Test case: sucessful Login

Step1:user is in login page (Expected result)User should be
in the login page
Step2: enter the id 'asdf@yahoo.com' in id textbox.
(Expected result)'asdf@yahoo.com'should display in the id
textbox.
Step3:enter the password'pass'in the password textbox.
(Expected result)'xxxx' should display in the password
textbox
Step4:click the sign in button (Expected result)user should
be in homepage

They were asking sily questions and definitions rather than practical experience related questions. More focused on Definitions.

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