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How can we write a good test case?

  
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Submitted by: Beena Kadam
 
Essentially a Test Case is a document that carries a Test Case ID no, title, type of test being conducted, Input, Action or Event to be performed, Expected Output and whether the Test Case has achieved the desired Output(Yes \ No)Basically Test cases are based on the Test Plan, which includes each module and what to be tested in each module. Further each action in the module is further divided into testable components from where the Test Cases are derived.Since the test case handles a single event at a time normally, as long as it reflects its relation to the Test plan, it can be called as a good test case. It does not matter whether the event passes or fails, as long as the component to be tested is addressed and can be related in the Test Plan, the Test Case can be called a good Test Case.

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August 25, 2005 02:47:07   #1  
Bharati        

RE: How can we write a good test case?
Can u please give me deatil notes for manual testing and Black Box testing starting from the basics.. 
 
 
thanks in advance. 

 
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August 25, 2005 03:53:50   #2  
venu        

RE: How can we write a good test case?
HI, 
A good Testcase is one that as ahigh probability of finding an error an as at un discoverederror.

 
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August 29, 2005 05:06:11   #3  
Sirisha        

RE: How can we write a good test case?
Could you please give me the details of automating a browser testing. Also let me know if automation is perfectly possible for the entire project. 
 
thanks in advance.

 
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August 30, 2005 01:55:39   #4  
Lavesh        

RE: How can we write a good test case?
PLZ GIVE me detail how to right good test cases
 
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September 06, 2005 05:35:58   #5  
prasad        

RE: How can we write a good test case?
how to conduct a testing in Broken-links using winrunner?
 
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September 23, 2005 16:20:12   #6  
Prameela        

RE: How can we write a good test case?

this is a very good apporchunity to learn more


 
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September 28, 2005 09:14:03   #7  
Beena Kadam        

RE: How can we write a good test case?
Essentially a Test Case is a document that carries a Test Case ID no, title, type of test being conducted, Input, Action or Event to be performed, Expected Output and whether the Test Case has achieved the desired Output(Yes \ No)Basically Test cases are based on the Test Plan, which includes each module and what to be tested in each module. Further each action in the module is further divided into testable components from where the Test Cases are derived.Since the test case handles a single event at a time normally, as long as it reflects its relation to the Test plan, it can be called as a good test case. It does not matter whether the event passes or fails, as long as the component to be tested is addressed and can be related in the Test Plan, the Test Case can be called a good Test Case.
 
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September 28, 2005 09:25:30   #8  
Beena Kadam Member Since: September 2005   Contribution: 19    

RE: How can we write a good test case?
Essentially a test case is a document that carries a Test Case ID no, title, type of test being conducted, Input, Action or Event to be performed, expected output and whether the Test Case has achieved the desired Output(Yes \ No)
Basically Test cases are based on the Test Plan, which includes each module and what to be tested in each module. Further each action in the module is further divided into testable components from where the Test Cases are derived.
Since the test case handles a single event at a time normally, as long as it reflects its relation to the Test plan, it can be called as a good test case. It does not matter whether the event passes or fails, as long as the component to be tested is addressed and can be related to in the Test Plan, the Test Case can be called a good Test Case.

 
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September 28, 2005 09:27:51   #9  
Beena Kadam Member Since: September 2005   Contribution: 19    

RE: How can we write a good test case?
Essentially a test case is a document that carries a Test Case ID no, title, type of test being conducted, Input, Action or Event to be performed, expected output and whether the Test Case has achieved the desired Output(Yes \ No)
Basically Test cases are based on the Test Plan, which includes each module and what to be tested in each module. Further each action in the module is further divided into testable components from where the Test Cases are derived.
Since the test case handles a single event at a time normally, as long as it reflects its relation to the Test plan, it can be called as a good test case. It does not matter whether the event passes or fails, as long as the component to be tested is addressed and can be related to in the Test Plan, the Test Case can be called a good Test Case.

 
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October 05, 2005 12:21:21   #10  
radha        

RE: How can we write a good test case?
Suspect the functionality of the application, try to break  its functionality in all possible ways.
 
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