Greetings. I'm Shivam Gupta and I like to do...things!
I am writing this because as a developer, this is the one thing which is mostly ignored by many but SOME have to do. As mentioned above, I'm more of a doer.
So, let's get started.
Test Cases, Huh?
Whenever we talk about functions, test cases come in automatically, yes yes for those "some" but after this, I hope for many others as well.
Test cases are scenarios or conditions designed to check if software functions, as intended. They consist of specific steps, expected outcomes, and help ensure the reliability and quality of the code. Think of them as essential tools to catch bugs and ensure a smooth user experience.
Example and a sign for you to go to the gym:
Test Case: Treadmill Endurance Check
Scenario: User aims to assess treadmill endurance for a cardio workout.
Preconditions: Fitness app logged in, treadmill connected, and heart rate monitor synchronised.
Test Steps:
Set the treadmill speed to 8 km/h.
Begin jogging for 15 minutes.
Monitor heart rate and ensure it stays within the target zone (e.g., 120-150 bpm).
Expected Result: The app records the workout duration, distance covered, and heart rate data, indicating successful treadmill endurance within the desired heart rate range.
This practical test case helps validate the fitness app's ability to accurately track and analyse a user's performance during a cardio workout on the treadmill.
Okay, but why do I need em?
Test cases are crucial for ensuring the functionality, reliability, and quality of software. They systematically validate different aspects of the code, helping detect and fix bugs early in the development process. Well-designed test cases contribute to a more robust application, reducing the risk of errors in production. Ultimately, they play a key role in delivering a seamless and error-free user experience.
So test cases are really that important? Certainly yes, they are as important as getting over that hooked up ex, they are as important as working out regularly, they are as important as YOU! A little exaggeration but yes they are.
What's Next?
Test Cases for Main course!
Since this is my first post, I'd be grateful if you could share this. It ain't much but it's honest work. Thanks for reading and stay tuned.
