Software testing is a vast field, however, it may be divided into two categories: automation testing and manual testing. Both automatic and manual tests have drawbacks and benefits. Testing is an important part of any successful software development project. The type of test (automated or manual) is determined by a number of factors, including the budget, project needs, suitability, expertise, and deadline. Quality, cost, and time are three critical aspects of any project; the fundamental goal of any successful project is to reduce the time and expense required to complete it while maintaining high-quality outcomes.
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- What is Automation Testing?
- How does Automation Testing Work?
- What are the key benefits of automation testing?
- Automation Testing Tools
- Automation Testing Lifecycle Methodology
- Automation Testing Vs Manual Testing
- What is Automation Testing Framework?
What is Automation Testing?
Automated Testing is the process of executing test cases through preset activities utilizing scripts, tools, and software. Using test automation tools, automation testing mostly finds problems. It focuses on using gadgets or systems to replace manual actions. The test scripts are implemented and the results are generated automatically by test automation tools in this phase. These programs check the software, report the results, and compare the results to previous test runs. Selenium Web Driver, HP QTP/UFT, and others are useful technologies for automating testing.