This is a discussion on Test Cases In Automated and Manual Testing within the Testing Tutorials forums, part of the Articles and Tutorials category; Hi, Can Anyone Tell Me Is There Any Difference In Writing Test Cases In Automated Testing And Manual Testing.and ...
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On paper there is no difference between a test case in automated or manual testing. A test case remains a test case throughout the testing process. In automated however, you translate this test case into actual code (say TSL in case of WinRunner).
A test case would generally be a table which would include, steps description, Expected Result, Actual Result, Pass/Fail, Comments (where, how, when, why etc. the test failed). The steps description written would be translated into code and based on the results of the automated test's results, the other columns in the test case would be filled up. Hope this helps, ANIKET. |
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yes there is no difference between manual and automated testcase, in fact the automated test cases are prepare with the help of mannual test case..ie the logic behind the TSL script for the automated test is go accordingly the test cases prepare for the mannual test.
with regards niranjan deka |