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Mapping of Manual to Automated Test Cases

veryangryman · 2017-07-06 15:42:02

This is a potential question i may be asked in an upcoming interview. The question is basically to explain how the mapping is not 1 to 1. My thoughts are to answer it with the following 2 points... 1) User Acceptance testing that requires human eye (e.g poor tabbing, unreadable colour combination on text etc) couldn't be…

06-07-2017 03:42PM

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veryangryman

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This is a potential question i may be asked in an upcoming interview. The question is basically to explain how the mapping is not 1 to 1.

My thoughts are to answer it with the following 2 points...

1) User Acceptance testing that requires human eye (e.g poor tabbing, unreadable colour combination on text etc) couldn't be automated

2) Frequency of running the automatable tests

But i fear id be waffling. A quick google finds not much. Any tips would be appreciated greatly!

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#2 12-07-2017 05:14PM

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I would suggest also thinking about things like limitations in the available automation tools and custom code.

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