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How many test scripts can you prepare per a day?
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Answer / lakshmi
Yes Exactly IT depends on Requirement and functionality
If functionality is so criticle u can hardly prepare 2 to 3
test scripts per a day.
If the functionality is not that much critical then u can
prepare 10 to 15 test scripts per a day.
Pls let me know if iam not correct
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Answer / prince
The Quest is How Many Test Script will u Prepare , so only
in autommation testing test script is generated that to
tester is not going to write manualy.
if the quest is how many Test Case? the u can say 2 0r 3
because in that case tester is going to write it manualy.
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