We can check many things in one test case, then Is it
necessary to write separate test case for checking each
functionality?
Example : For Login Window -->
Test Case is--->
1) Enter valid user id & password -->
For this expected result --> 1) User should login.
My question --> while executing above valid test case,
we can expect more than one result such as
"Visibility of password should be as ****"
So Should I have to write separate test case
for "Visibility of Password" OR Not?
Please guide me properly.
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Answer Posted / revati
Here you are doing only functionality testing.
That is you are checking only actual result with the
expected result.
So your test case would be when you enter valid user id and
pwd, the expected result is the user should able to login.
You do not check visibility under functional testing. In
that case you can go for UI testing.
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