what is difference between test harness and test bed. Are they
same? Plz reply.......
Answer / vinoth5054
Nopes not same.
Test Harness : Means automated test framework is a
collection of test data and software configured to run the
test in varying conditions and to monitor the behavior and
outputs.
In simple test tool used to execute the test.
Test Bed : Preparing for test execution. Installing
application, Configuring environment & Executing test cases.
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