How will you write a test case for Graph Calculation?

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kurtz182  

  • Member Since Nov-2009 | Dec 13th, 2009


I would study the functional requirements and technical specifications and then I would create test cases based on my knowledge.  In general, I would do the following:


1) Enter valid data in all fields and verify graph is properly displayed
2) Enter valid data in all but one field and invalid numeric data in remaining field and ensure validation
3) Enter valid data in all but one field and no data in remaining field and ensure validation
3) Use boundary value analysis to select input data
4) Use equivalence class partitioning to minimize input data
5) Enter alpha characters in all fields and verify validation
6) Enter special characters in all fields and verify validation

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I would study the functional requirements and technical specifications and then I would create test cases based on my knowledge.  In general, I would do the following:


1) Enter valid data in all fields and verify graph is properly displayed
2) Enter valid data in all but one field and invalid numeric data in remaining field and ensure validation
3) Enter valid data in all but one field and no data in remaining field and ensure validation
3) Use boundary value analysis to select input data
4) Use equivalence class partitioning to minimize input data
5) Enter alpha characters in all fields and verify validation
6) Enter special characters in all fields and verify validation

Test Case For Graph Calculation :


1. To check whether we have got x values
2. To check whether we have got Y Values
3. To check whether  we are marking in graph sheet only
4. To check whether we are marking the x with y axis correctly in the graph sheet 
5. To check whether we are joining one point with other point correctly

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