Use case testing in Testing Fundamentals - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to define a use case test scenario name.

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use_case_name = "[1]"

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ALogin with valid credentials

BCheck input

CTest login

DRun test

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Common Mistakes

Using vague or generic names like 'Test login' instead of descriptive ones.

The use case test scenario should clearly describe the user action, such as "Login with valid credentials".

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medium

Complete the code to add a step description in the use case test.

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test_steps = ["[1]"]

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AEnter username and password

BRun the test

CCheck output

DStart application

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Common Mistakes

Using generic phrases like 'Run the test' instead of specific user actions.

The test step should describe the user action, such as entering username and password.

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hard

Fix the error in the test case status assignment.

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test_status = "[1]"

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Adone

Bpass

Csuccess

Dpassed

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Common Mistakes

Using 'pass' which is a keyword in some languages and not a status string.

The correct status value is usually 'passed' to indicate the test succeeded.

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hard

Fill both blanks to create a dictionary for a use case test step with description and expected result.

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test_step = {"description": "[1]", "expected_result": "[2]"}

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AUser enters valid credentials

BSystem displays error message

CUser is logged in successfully

DTest fails

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Common Mistakes

Mixing up the description and expected result values.

The description should state the user action, and the expected result should describe the successful outcome.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to define a use case test dictionary with name, steps, and status.

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use_case_test = {"name": "[1]", "steps": ["[2]"], "status": "[3]"}

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AUser resets password

BClicks on reset link

Cpassed

Dfailed

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Common Mistakes

Using incorrect status values or mixing step and name values.

The name describes the use case, steps list the user actions, and status shows if the test passed.