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How will you write test cases for a code currently under development?

  
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when the requirements are given to a developer,a tester can participate in that Requirement understanding round and after a brief dicussion with team members,a tester can write testcases for the application under implementation stage using Exploratory Testing.

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June 08, 2005 15:58:38   #1  
Deva        

RE: How will you write test cases for a code currently under development?
This is very common for testing of new features. A BRD (Business Requirement Document) will be used as the primary document to write the test cases. In some complex feature implementation we may need to refer the Technical Design Document from Developers too.
 
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June 08, 2005 17:44:13   #2  
Deepak.Bhandarkar        

RE: How will you write test cases for a code currently under development?
It will depend on the Requirements Specifications and depends on the SRS (Software Requirements Specifications) and Test Plans.
 
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June 09, 2005 02:09:33   #3  
srija_goli        

RE: How will you write test cases for a code currently under development?
the test case smay be written by the clear understand of the documents like srs brs frs prepared after the analysis of the raw info got from the customerand then they can prepare the test cases by seeing those documeants
 
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June 10, 2005 01:11:43   #4  
Subash Chandar        

RE: How will you write test cases for a code currently under development?
The test case is prepared by using the use cases and the srs docs
 
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July 21, 2005 10:53:01   #5  
Kumar Amit        

RE: How will you write test cases for a code currently under development?
The test case can be prepared by using SRS Design Documnet Use Cases and referring Activity diagrams of the functionality
 
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July 25, 2005 15:19:43   #6  
BALA CHANDER .C        

RE: How will you write test cases for a code currently under development?
IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE SRS(SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATION) GIVEN BY THE CLIENT. SINCE THE CLIENT SATISFACTION IS VERY IMPORTANT IN ANY PROJECT

 
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September 01, 2005 05:49:59   #7  
Siddik Shaik        

RE: How will you write test cases for a code currently under development?
If the code is under development stage or after the development stage or what ever may be the stage the test cases should be prepared before coding start.

So test case written must be depends on the requirements given (FDD TDD or SRS) based on the functionality of the application.

 
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September 12, 2005 02:25:00   #8  
swapna        

RE: How will you write test cases for a code currently under development?
it totally depend on functional design document technical design document or SRS.
 
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September 25, 2005 08:25:14   #9  
Radhika        

RE: How will you write test cases for a code currently...
You can start writing the test cases following the SRS (Software Requirements Specification). The developers will start writing the code seeing the SRS and testers will start writing their test cases using the SRS.
 
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October 13, 2005 08:38:01   #10  
Mohit        

RE: How will you write test cases for a code currently...
when the requirements are given to a developer a tester can participate in that Requirement understanding round and after a brief dicussion with team members a tester can write testcases for the application under implementation stage using Exploratory Testing.
 
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