I have heard the phrase used in almost different forms before. An example of which is “test case boredom”.
“…..and so I did some research on what motivated such people to create test cases, and especially what could make it interesting and impactful to others.”
That struck me as odd; these test cases aren’t meant to entertainment but to inform..that’s what the title meant.
I decided to go a different route. I decided to create test cases to entertain..that’s what the title meant.
These test cases aren’t just random… they don’t just try and find the worst code. They are stories. Test cases are ways to uncover the defects that are hidden… and even the best code is useless without the right test case.
When I started thinking about writing test cases I kept running into the same three problems over and over again.
Problem 1: How to test that the right thing happened?
Solution: approaches, or optimized designs.
Problem 2: how to test that the left thing happened?
Solution: disparate pieces, or a disconnected piece approach.
Problem 3: how to align something that is neither a test case nor a story?
Solution: instead of testing a single thing, just write a separate test case to test that something is tested.
In order to write a test case you need something to describe, apart from the flow of the test. Just like a story it needs to have a start and end but it doesn’t need to follow a simple timeline.
A good test case (preferably one with a purpose) should have a snippet of code attached to it.
Step 1: Okay, so you have your test case ready, now what?
Write it in simple English without any fancy stuff (just so-called formalative testing).Below I will try to structure a test case in such a way.
{tersstime} if true {test} else {test} end
So for the test case above it would look something like this:
{tersstime} if true {test} else {test} end
This looks overly formal to the point of being almost useless. So I will keep it simple and come up with something that is a little more meaningful.Below is the code for our test case:
{test} —> {test}
—> {test}
When running the test all we need to do is call the script with the —> operator (*), you can also use the — operator in a deny i.e. { deny|ment} to turn the test case into a condition, or, to turn it into a special case i.e. {not|ment} to turn it into a special case.
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