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Test case id: Unit to test: What to be verified?

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Test case id: Unit to test: What to be verified?

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So here is a basic format of test case statement: Verify Using [tool name, tag name, dialog, etc] With [conditions] To [what is returned, shown, demonstrated] Verify: Used as the first word of the test case statement. Using: To identify what is being tested. You can use ‘entering’ or ‘selecting’ here instead of using depending on the situation. For any application basically you will cover all the types of test cases including functional, negative and boundary value test cases. Keep in mind while writing test cases that all your test cases should be simple and easy to understand. Don’t write explanations like essays. Be to the point. Try writing the simple test cases as mentioned in above test case format. Generally I use Excel sheets to write the basic test cases. Use any tool like ‘Test Director’ when you are going to automate those test cases. Feel free to comment below any query regarding test case writing or execution.

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