How to make sure test cases that you have written are good
enough?
Answer Posted / santanu biswas
First of all without peer review a tester is not in that position to say that the test cases he/she has written are good enough. But from the tester point of view a Tester should have cover the area with reference to the requirement document. If the test cases are possible to map with the requirements then mostly we can say that the test coverage is good enough. Also a tester should have cover the different flows of the module for which he is writing the test cases. If the test cases are covering the dependent areas as well then we can say that the test cases are good enough to continue with the testing. Also each test case should stand unique to avoid the redundancies.
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