Strategies for future-proofing your ServiceNow upgrade strategy: DevOps, automated testing, and more
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To be considered an excellent software tester, you have to have an eye for detail. But you can’t be truly great unless you can write effective test cases. Writing test cases is a task that requires both talent and experience. The purpose of writing test cases is to define how the case will be tested and what is being tested. For some testers this is considered boring or busy work. When done well, test cases become highly valuable, improve the productivity of the entire team, and help your company create higher quality software. In this blog, we’ll will share some hacks on how to write effective test cases. First, lets review some basic test case definitions and the fields to use when creating test cases.
In software engineering, a test case is a set of conditions under which a tester will determine whether an application, software system or one of its features is working as it was originally designed to.
Note: This is a standard test case format. Specific fields may vary from company-to-company.
As testing professionals, we work hard to thoroughly test applications and identify defects. It can be very frustrating when the reviewer rejects test cases and a tester must start from square one. Here are some helpful hacks that can help you write better test cases that will ultimately benefit your enterprise:
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