write the test cases for date month and year field by using
testing techniques
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Answer / aditya
For leap year after after 1999 i.e from 2000 .... the year should be divisible by 4 or 400 for leap year ......
And before 2000 i.e 1999 .. For leap year it shpuld be divisible by 4 or 100
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Answer / sunny
it doesn't accept Negative(-1) value also.
and when we test for DOB then how we decide that this year
is leap year or not.
or
what are the test cases for leap year.
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Answer / sathish kumar
check whether numeric value only accepted in date field.not
accepted any other character in that field.
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Answer / dhanasekaran k
1.It should be in the dd/mm/yyyy format or mm/dd/yyyy
format.
2.It should not accept any special characters other than -
& /.
3.In case of Leap year February should show 29 days.
4.Date & month should accept only two characters.
5.Year should accept only four characters.
6.Date fields should not accept any alphabets,special
characters,space,decimals or their combination.
7.Same applied for month field and year field.
8."32" should not be accepted in Date field.
9."13" should not be accepted in Month field.
10."january ,jan and 01"should be accepted in month filed.
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Answer / nilesh
good Rituparana, Yes have considered all the combinations
for this example
I also aggreed with pran i.e. what if the date is
23-06-9999 is it possible? in case if we use the format
as dd-mm-yyyy
thanks friends
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Answer / sharmila
In addition to the above, if date of birth is considerd as
date filed, then one should not be in a position to enter
date less than 100 years as the life span of man does not
cross 100 years in this generation.
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Answer / sunny
A year is a leap year if:
- it is divisible by 4, AND
- it is not divisible by 100, unless it is divisible by 400
So:
2004, 2008 are leap years (divisible by 4 but not by 100)
1900, 3000 are not leap years (divisible by 100 but not by 400)
2400, 3200 are leap years (divisble by 400)
An equivalent way to say it is that:
- If it is divisible by 400, it is a leap year.
- If it is divisible by 100 but not by 400, it is NOT a leap
year.
- If it is divisible by 4 but not by 100, it is a leap year.
- If it is not divisible by 4 it is not a leap year.
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Answer / bimal
write the test cases for date month and year field by using
testing techniques
we can write test case in a format like dd/mm/year
ex-04/04/2006
or u can try in this manner
ex-april/fourth/2007
or
04/04/06
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Answer / mounica
we can write test cases for date month and year as
1 date/month/year
2 date-month-year
examples :
07/12/2007
09-12-2006
date should be 2 characters,year should be 2
characters ,and year should be 4 characters these r the
possible test conditions
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