| Course |
First-Hand Experiences of Worksoft SaaS |
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| Module # |
3. Scripting in Worksoft SaaS
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| Lesson # |
13. Using Conditional Statements in the Test Scripts
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| Average Time to Complete |
2 - 3 mins |
Summary:
In this lesson, we have focused on the below features/concepts:
- How to add Conditional Statements when you have multiple scenarios within a test and also how to execute selective instructions within your Test Script when you want to test only a portion of your instructions.
- How to design automation, when you have multiple scenarios within a test. By using Conditional Statements,
- Also how to execute selective instructions within your Test Script when you want to test only a portion of your instructions.
Evaluate the Learning Experience:
- Using Conditional Statements is one of the ways to increase coverage if you have a few additional test cases to be included in the same Test Script.
- Using Toggle points to playback selective instructions in the Test Scripts saves your time and helps you focus only on those areas where the automation is not working as expected.
