Hi everyone! I am creating my first test case for an automation and I have a question.
Do I need the automation code to create the test cases? If so, do I have to change the code to create different scenarios?
Hi everyone! I am creating my first test case for an automation and I have a question.
Do I need the automation code to create the test cases? If so, do I have to change the code to create different scenarios?
@kadams11
Yes, an automation code is required!
Considering the scenarios required to verify the Code!
Cheers!!
Yes, you need automation code to create test cases. Test cases are typically written as scripts or sets of instructions in a programming language that define the steps to be executed during the test.
To handle different scenarios, you may need to modify the automation code. It’s common to parameterize your scripts or use data-driven techniques to execute the same set of actions with different inputs, enabling you to test various scenarios without rewriting the entire code for each case.
In summary, automation code is essential for creating and executing test cases, and adapting the code for different scenarios often involves parameterization or data-driven approaches.
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