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A test case is a defined sequence of actions with inputs, execution conditions, and expected results used to verify system behavior. It enables reproducible defect detection, traceability and prioritization of testing work across development and QA. A test case specifies setup, preconditions and acceptance criteria for automation and manual testing.
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A test case specifies preconditions, inputs, steps, and expected results for checking system behavior.
Test cases grew from formal software and quality assurance; standards and tools such as JUnit turned individual checks into repeatable automated verification.
Set preconditions, provide concrete inputs, execute the steps, and compare the observed result with the expected one.
The state that must exist before a test begins.
The defined behavior against which the observation is compared.
A concrete action within the check.
Test cases make checks reproducible and provide a clear basis for failure analysis and regression testing.
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