A TestCase Path is best described as which of the following?

A TestCase Path is best described as which of the following?

• A. A sequence of steps that you want to test.
• B. A single module.
• C. A folder of screenshots.
• D. A test data set.

Answer: (A)

TestCase Path describes the flow of actions that a test will perform. In Tosca, a TestCase is made up of individual TestSteps, and the Path defines the order and connections among those steps to exercise a particular scenario. It shows what you are testing and in what sequence, guiding how the test progresses from one step to the next. It’s not a single module (a module is a reusable component), not a folder of screenshots (screenshots are artifacts from runs), and not a test data set (data used to drive the test). The emphasis is on the ordered sequence of steps that validate the desired behavior.

TestCase Path describes the flow of actions that a test will perform. In Tosca, a TestCase is made up of individual TestSteps, and the Path defines the order and connections among those steps to exercise a particular scenario. It shows what you are testing and in what sequence, guiding how the test progresses from one step to the next. It’s not a single module (a module is a reusable component), not a folder of screenshots (screenshots are artifacts from runs), and not a test data set (data used to drive the test). The emphasis is on the ordered sequence of steps that validate the desired behavior.