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What are the steps, procedures, objectives to write test
cases.

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What are the steps, procedures, objectives to write test cases...

Answer / nitin

in writing test cases we first perform the following steps.
first we need a test case
1.test case id

2.functinality

3.expected output

in writing test case we feel the negative affirmation how
much we think negative abt the product the much negative we
think better is the test case we write.

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What are the steps, procedures, objectives to write test cases...

Answer / anjali

while writing test cases the first step is
testcase id
objective what r u testing
eg. to verify the functionality of login box accepting only
alpha numeric char.
its procedure how you check
expected result
actual result.(means we comes to know testcase is pass or
fail. when we input valid data it is passed or input
invalid data such as special char or put it blank its fail)

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What are the steps, procedures, objectives to write test cases...

Answer / tztexas

The first step in writing a test case is reading and
understanding the requirements. there should be a minimum
of one test case per requirement, though you will have more
test cases per requirement.
Most test cases are negative test cases. What happens when
an entry is made that should not have been made.
procedure: you write the steps to perform the test case.
You already have expected results. After the test case is
performed, you enter a P for pass, F for fail, B for
blocked. and other comments. You also have a column for the
requirement you tested.
The obectives of a test case is to make sure the
requirement is met and the functionality works as
designed/requested. You also make sure that incorrect
entries (negative test cases) are tested and that valid
error messages (when needed) are displayed.
Don't forget to document your testing cases and record
important information such as the build number, date, and
person performing the test.
These are just a few of many steps and procedures needed to
write effective test cases.

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What are the steps, procedures, objectives to write test cases...

Answer / anthony

Well, there is another good article on test cases on

http://blogs.tutorialshouse.com/how-to-write-test-case/

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