[Solved] A use case test involves multiple user roles: Admin creates user, user logs in, user updates profileHow should you organize your test cases? | Testing Fundamentals

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A use case test involves multiple user roles:
Admin creates user, user logs in, user updates profile
How should you organize your test cases?

ACombine all roles' actions into a single test case without separation

BCreate separate test cases for each role's actions and one for the full flow

CTest only the admin actions since they are most important

DTest only user login and ignore admin and profile update

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze roles and actions in the use case
Different roles perform different actions requiring focused tests.
Step 2: Organize tests for clarity and coverage
Separate test cases per role plus one for the full flow ensures thorough testing.
Final Answer:
Create separate test cases for each role's actions and one for the full flow -> Option B
Quick Check:
Separate role tests + full flow = best practice [OK]

Quick Trick: Separate tests by user role and combined flow [OK]

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