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The user is expected to enter an integer value into each of the three text fields. Upon hitting the OK button the program will print a message in a separate dialog box stating whether the triangle is scalene (all sides are different lengths), isosceles (two sides are the same length), or equilateral (all three sides are the same length).
Write a set of test cases (i.e. specific sets of data) that you feel would adequately test this program. Write the tests so that someone other than you can run them.

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Last Update: November 21, 2009 Asked by: kpworld

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September 26, 2007 03:17:35

kamatchi

RE: The user is expected to enter an integer value int...

Three different sets of values should be chosen.
Each set should be entered separately

For eg:
First data set(7 8 9)
Second data set(9 9 8)-isosceles triangle
Third data set(9 9 9)-equilateral triangle

Test case for first data set:
Enter the data (A B C) in to the fields-the data should be displayed in the appropriate fields

Check whether

1. A#B#C and click ok button. The dialog box should be displayed as scalene triangle
2. A B#C and click ok button. The dialog box should be displayed as Isoceles Triangle
3. A B C and click ok button. The dialog box should be displayed as Eqilateral Triangle .

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November 20, 2009 13:22:24

kurtz182

Member Since: November 2009 Contribution: 132

RE: The user is expected to enter an integer value into each of the three text fields. Upon hitting the OK button the program will print a message in a separate dialog box stating whether the triangle is scalene (all sides are different lengths), isoscele

There is not enough information to create a complete test suite. I would ask the Business Analyst or Project Manager the following questions before I begin authoring test cases:
1) Is there any validation performed on the text boxes? Will a message appear if users enter alpha or special characters (Examples: a-z A-Z !@#$) into the text boxes?
2) Is there a size limit on the number of characters the text boxes can accommodate?
3) Is there an upper limit on the numeric value that the program will accept?
4) How does the program handle zero (0)? What message occurs?
5) How will the dialog message appear in each case for scalene isosceles and equilateral? What is the specific message?
6) Is there any text in the dialog prior to user input?

Prerequisites:
1) Test Cases will be labeled TC. For example Text Case 1 TC1.
2) Text Boxes will be labeled TB. For example Text Box 1 TB1.
3) The equal sign means 'gets'. For example TB1 3 means text box 1 gets the number 3. Enter the number 3 in this text box.
4) The dialog text may vary from test case description. Please make sure the text reflects the proper type of triangle.

I would author only the following test cases until I receive answers to the previous questions.

Test Case Titles
TC1: TB1 1 TB2 2 TB3 3; click ok; dialog reflects 'scalene'
TC2: TB1 5 TB2 8 TB3 5; click ok; dialog reflects 'isosceles'
TC3: TB1 7 TB2 7 TB3 7; click ok; dialog reflects 'equilateral'

TC4: TB1 75 TB2 87 TB3 92; click ok; dialog reads 'scalene'
TC5: TB1 31 TB2 45 TB3 45; click ok; dialog reads 'isosceles'
TC6: TB1-60 TB2-60 TB3 60; click ok; dialog reads 'equilateral'

TC7: TB1 794 TB2 1073 TB3 652; click ok; dialog reads 'scalene'
TC8: TB1 983 TB2 983 TB3 2983; click ok; dialog reads 'isosceles'
TC9: TB1 729 TB2 729 TB3 729; click ok; dialog reads 'equilateral'

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