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Data-Driven Testing is a design pattern used in software testing where test input and output values are read from data files or databases instead of hardcoding them in the test code. This approach allows testers to create more comprehensive tests with minimal code duplication. By separating test data from test logic, Data-Driven Testing enables testers to easily add or modify test cases without changing the test code, improving maintainability and scalability.
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As far as I know, Data-Driven Testing is a design pattern in software testing that allows testers to create test cases based on external data sources, such as CSV files, Excel spreadsheets, or databases. Instead of writing individual test cases for each input-output combination, testers can define a generic test script that reads test data from these sources and executes the test logic.
This approach makes adding or modifying test cases easier without changing the test code, improving test coverage and maintainability.
Data-Driven Testing is a design pattern in software testing that involves using external data sources to drive test case execution.
Test data is separated from the test logic and stored in data files or databases. The test script reads the test data and executes the test logic for each set of input values, checking the results against expected outcomes.
This approach allows for more efficient testing, as testers can easily add or modify test cases by updating the test data without changing the test script.