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How do you write test cases more effectively?
What Are the Best Practices for Writing Quality Test Cases?
- Keep things simple and transparent.
- Make test cases reusable.
- Keep test case IDs unique.
- Peer review is important.
- Test cases should have the end user or defined requirements in mind.
- Specify expected results and assumptions.
Which test case can be performed for application with multiple users?
Concurrent testing is performed to test the stability of a software product when the multiple number of users access and utilise its services, at a same time. This helps in getting a rough idea of the problems arising out of multiple usages such as increased response time, crashes, deadlocks and throughputs.
How do you write test cases in use cases?
Deriving Test Cases from Use Cases: A Four-Step Process
- Identify the use-case scenarios.
- For each scenario, identify one or more test cases.
- For each test case, identify the conditions that will cause it to execute.
- Complete the test case by adding data values.
What are test cases types?
Types of Test Case
- Functionality Test Case. Test case functionality is used to determine whether the interface of the application works with the rest of the system and its users.
- User Interface Test Case.
- Unit Test Case.
- Integration Test Case.
- Performance Test Case.
- Security Test Case.
- Database Test Case.
- Usability Test Case.
What is test case techniques?
The main purpose of test case design techniques is to test the functionalities and features of the software with the help of effective test cases. The test case design techniques are broadly classified into three major categories. Specification-Based techniques. Structure-Based techniques. Experience-Based techniques.
How many test cases for each user role?
So, we start by writing our Test Cases based on the User Stories. My problem is that I don’t want to create 3 different Test Cases for each User Role. I think that this needs a lot of time when writing the Test Cases and later testing them because: Total Test Cases Number = User Stories x Test Cases Per User Story x User Roles Number.
How to test multiple user roles per pass?
Rather than stick to their strategy of writing cases, I use looping (same term applies in coding)- that is, test cases that use one role-type combo per pass. Instead of having the same test case written 3+ times and each executed separately for each role/type, use the procedure once but add a few steps at the end.
How to test for more than one role?
In case a user has more than one role, ensure that multiple roles and the combinations of those permissions (same user with conflicting permissions) work correctly. Ensure that Admin can mark/unmark permissions for users via the permissions page and these changes get reflected in the users role as well.
How to calculate the number of test cases?
Total Test Cases Number = User Stories x Test Cases Per User Story x User Roles Number. Moreover, I don’t want to create new Test Cases if some time in the future a new User Role will be created because they will be just duplicates with some little differences.