radhimca

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• Feb 9th, 2006

 

The key element of test case is expected value.Based on expected value only actual value is compared and the result of the tets case is assessed whether "pass" or "fail"

mrgreekgod

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• Feb 14th, 2006

 

Expected Result is always a key element of the test case.because with help of Expected result we are running the testcase whether that result have met the requirement or not....

ififthelement

• Mar 19th, 2006

 

The key element is step to execute - thats specifies the situation you create to uncover.

giri

• Mar 23rd, 2006

 

the key element of the testcase is testdata and expected result and both are highly important for a testcase, with this we can figure out the actual result. 

divya

• Apr 22nd, 2006

 

don''t u think objective is most imp part.

jainbrijesh

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• Nov 16th, 2006

 

Steps to be followed to execute a test case

vk1978

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• Apr 11th, 2009

 

from my point of view Test case name is the Key element as it should be written in short unique and simple to understand.

correct me if i am wrong

kurtz182

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• Dec 5th, 2009

 

I respectfully disagree with anyone who states that expected results is the most important aspect of a test case. In my opinon the test steps are much more important. Why? Because testers will not know what to test and how to test if only the expected results are provided. However more often than not testers can accurately deduce expected results when running their test cases. If they can't, then they can describe their results in a word processing application and submit it to persons with the expertise to validate the results. Bottom line: If you don't have test steps, then you simply can't execute the test case. But you CAN execute a test case without expected results.