Computer Science, asked by jackjk4466, 1 year ago

On which basis test scripts will be executed

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Answered by Anonymous
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Testing a test script can be tricky:

Test scripts are often constructed when there is no system available. At this time the quality control techniques are involved in checking the design model used and double-checking the mapping of the script back to the model.Test scripts are constructed to test a new version of the system but the only system that is available is the old buggy version. Again the script must be validated against the design model, but it may also be possible to execute portions of the script against the old version of the system.Testing the script with desired version of the system is the most important of the situations but it does not refer to the execution of the script. It refers to the validation of the design model against the system, in essence testing the Meta paths identified by the model.

Testers are often under time pressure, and when under time pressure errors can creep in far more quickly. This is why the design model must be as accurate and thorough as possible.

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