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Test
Automation:
What is Test Automation?
Software Test automation makes use of
specialized tools to control the execution of tests and compares the actual
results against the expected result. Usually, regression tests, which are
repetitive actions, are automated.
Testing Tools not only helps us to
perform regression tests but also helps us to automate data set up generation,
product installation, GUI interaction, defect logging, etc. Automation tools
are used for both Functional and Non-Functional testing.
Why
Automated Testing?
Every software development group
tests its products, yet delivered software always has defects. Test engineers
strive to catch them before the product is released but they always creep in
and they often reappear, even with the best manual testing processes. Test
Automation software is the best way to increase the
effectiveness, efficiency and coverage of your software testing.
Benefits of Automation Testing:
·
Fast: Runs tests
significantly faster than human users.
· Repeatable: Testers can test
how the website or software reacts after repeated execution of the same
operation.
· Reusable: Tests can be
re-used on different versions of the software.
· Reliable: Tests perform
precisely the same operation each time they are run thereby eliminating human
error.
· Comprehensive: Testers can build
test suites of tests that covers every feature in software software
application.
· Programmable: Testers can
program sophisticated tests that bring hidden information.
Step Automation Testing Process to
Start Test Automation:
Step 1. Convince the
Management
Step 2. Finding Automation
tool experts
Step 3. Using the correct
tool for automation
Step 4. Analyzing various
applications to determine those which are best suited for automation
Step 5. Training the Team
Step 6. Creating the test
automation Framework
Step 7. Developing an
Execution Plan
Step 8. Writing Script
Step 9. Reporting
Step 10. Maintenance of
Scripts
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