please tell me the test cases for the following scenario
1. Two windows are there in one window pin code text box
and ok button will be there.... we need to enter the pin
code no and then click on ok........ basing on this in
second window post offices address should
come...........what are the imp test cases for that.....
Answer Posted / arch
Positive:
Enter proper pincode and click on OK (or press enter key,
here default value would be Ok button when enter key is
pressed)
Your second window should display the corresponding post
office address.
Negative testing
1.Do not enter pin code,and click on OK.then it should give
an error msg asking the user to enter pincode.
2.Check for the min & max length property(usually pin code
length is fixed) ,
3.This field should not accept values other than numerics
(ex: check if it is accepting "space as a character", alpha
values, special chars).
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