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GUI contains 2 fields

Field 1 to accept the value of x and

Field 2 displays the result of the formula a+b/c-d where a=0.4*x, b=1.5*a, c=x, d=2.5*b;

How many system test cases would you write


  
Total Answers and Comments: 6 Last Update: March 20, 2009   
  
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Submitted by: a23_prasanna
 
As per my knowledge we have to write the following test cases
1. Test case for validating the value of X according to SRS.
2. Write test case for displaying error message if we give other than valid value for X
3. Then write the test case to test the value for field2


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September 19, 2005 12:16:43   #1  
ramireddy        

RE: GUI contains 2 fieldsField 1 to accept t...

From my knowledge

by using boundry value analysis we will give the maximum value to X and minimum value and maximum value +1 and minimum value -1


 
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October 05, 2005 05:39:56   #2  
raj        

RE: GUI contains 2 fieldsField 1 to accept t...
1) put x 0;2)alpha characters3)alphanumeric characters4)SPecial Characters(blant space $ ^)5)natural num integer num decimal num irrational
 
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June 22, 2006 10:59:11   #3  
sachin        

RE: GUI contains 2 fieldsField 1 to accept t...

Two

Positive (to match System Out)

Fill the Field 1

Expected :Field 2

Negative (to catch exceptions No Crash)

Fill the Field 1 with non calculative expression

Expected: Field 2


 
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August 24, 2007 09:31:03   #4  
Manoj Kumar        

GUI contains 2 fieldsField 1 to accept t...

The field must be accepted numerical values.
The field must be accepted alphanumerical values
It must be accepted decimal or other usable spl character
it must be accepted positive or negative values


 
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August 27, 2008 06:05:56   #5  
a23_prasanna Member Since: August 2008   Contribution: 3    

RE: GUI contains 2 fieldsField 1 to accept the value of x andField 2 displays the result of the formula a+b/c-d where a=0.4*x, b=1.5*a, c=x, d=2.5*b;How many system test cases would you write
As per my knowledge we have to write the following test cases
1. Test case for validating the value of X according to SRS.
2.
Write test case for displaying error message if we give other than valid value for X
3.
Then write the test case to test the value for field2

 
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March 20, 2009 01:55:18   #6  
srinivasulub1981 Member Since: December 2005   Contribution: 381    

RE: GUI contains 2 fieldsField 1 to accept the value of x andField 2 displays the result of the formula a+b/c-d where a=0.4*x, b=1.5*a, c=x, d=2.5*b;How many system test cases would you write
Here I've some doubts.
1. If entered data into field 1 if the field2 automatically
calculated and shown the ans without clicking any button then I can write the below functional cases.
2. And what is the necessity of writing the system test cases here?
I think we can write only the functional test cases.

Cases:
a. Showing the validation message for blank field1
b. Field1 should not accept the null values and zero values
c. If focus is came to field2 then it should calculate the value using below formula using field1 value.
a+b/c-d where a 0.4*x b 1.5*a c x d 2.5*b;

d. Again enter one more value into field1 and observe the field2 value has to be changed

 
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