In what basis you will write test cases?
Answer Posted / btech
Based on the screen functionality, we will write the unit
test cases. Let's say, I have to test a GUI based screen, I
will write the test cases like, when the screen is getting
loaded what is the status of screen, What are the fields
are enabled and disabled etc., Each field length comparing
with the database. Acceptance of each field like AccountNo
it should accept 6 letters and it should allow only
numeric etc., It should not allow alphanumeric and special
characters etc.,
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