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2025 HR S2 Software Functional Testing

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The main advantage of independent test cases is that…

It is easy to execute such test cases in any order or set.

Such test cases operate with several equal objects and/or contains many nontrivial actions.

It takes time to write and maintain such test cases.

Such test cases often need huge maintenance with each application change.

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A complex test case is one that…

Is as complex as possible.

Operates with several equal objects and/or contains many nontrivial actions.

Both independent and linked with other test cases at the same time.

Contains a small number of trivial actions.

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An equivalence class consists of…

A set of data that is treated the same by a module or that should produce the same result.

A set of equal input and output parameters.

Exactly one input and corresponding output value.

A subset of more generalized (unified) set of data.

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A good test case should be…

Either independent or reasonably linked with other test cases.

Always independent.

Always linked with other test cases.

Both independent and linked with other test cases at the same time.

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The main disadvantage of “extreme simplicity” of test case is that…

It is hard to understand such test cases.

Such test cases operate with several equal objects and/or contains many nontrivial actions.

Too simple test cases are nothing more than a step (or several steps) of more complex test cases.

Such test cases make found defects obvious.

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The “Title” test case property…

Shows the application (sub)parts covered by the test case.

Only applicable to test cases inside test scenarios.

Shows the main idea (purpose) of the test case.

Is one of the main data sources when searching for a particular test case.

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When creating some checklist is it OK to start with complex non-trivial checks?

There are no specific recommendations on this subject.

It depends on the subject matter.

It is OK to keep such checks once they came to your mind, but still we need some simple checks to start with.

No, we should always start with simple and trivial checks, so the complex ones should be abandoned.

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The “Related requirement” test case property…

Helps with coverage metrics calculation.

Does not exist.

Facilitates traceability between requirements and test cases.

Only applicable to test cases inside test scenarios.

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The main disadvantage of linked together test cases is that…

Such test cases operate with several equal objects and/or contains many nontrivial actions.

Such test cases often need huge maintenance with each application change.

If previous test case fails, all next-in-chain test cases fail too.

It takes time to write and maintain such test cases.

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The advantages of linked test suites are that…

It is easy to compose such suites.

If previous test case fails, all next-in-chain test cases fail too.

Test cases in linked suites need less preparations and steps.

The next test case continues work from the point where previous test case ends.

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