What does ResultCount measure?

What does ResultCount measure?

• A. The number of test steps executed.
• B. The total length of the HTML page.
• C. The number of times a certain value or item appears within an HTML page.
• D. The maximum number of items per row.

Answer: (C)

ResultCount measures how many times a specific value or item appears on the HTML page. You tell Tosca what to look for (a piece of text, a value, or an attribute), and it returns the number of matches that exist in the page content. This is handy for validating dynamic lists, search results, or repeated elements—letting you assert that the expected number of items is present. It’s not about how many test steps were executed, nor about the total page length, nor about how many items fit in a row.

ResultCount measures how many times a specific value or item appears on the HTML page. You tell Tosca what to look for (a piece of text, a value, or an attribute), and it returns the number of matches that exist in the page content. This is handy for validating dynamic lists, search results, or repeated elements—letting you assert that the expected number of items is present. It’s not about how many test steps were executed, nor about the total page length, nor about how many items fit in a row.