Test Execution
Definition
The process of running test cases on the system under test and recording the results. It involves comparing actual outcomes with expected outcomes and logging any discrepancies as potential defects.
Related Terms
A set of preconditions, inputs, actions, expected results, and postconditions developed to verify a particular test condition or requirement. Well-designed test cases are specific, repeatable, and traceable to requirements.
Defect ReportA document that describes a defect found during testing, including steps to reproduce, expected versus actual results, severity, and priority. It serves as the primary communication tool between testers and developers.
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