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'''This page is obsolete. The information has been merged into[http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Tests/Activity/CalculateTests].''' {{delete}}{{deprecated}} |
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{{Test case |
{{Test case |
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|testcase_name=FourArithmeticOperationsTest |
|testcase_name=FourArithmeticOperationsTest |
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|testcase_component=Calculate |
|testcase_component=Calculate |
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|testcase_feature=http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Calculate |
|testcase_feature=http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Calculate |
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|testcase_objective=Test the calculate activity |
|testcase_objective=Test the calculate activity basic functionalities |
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|testcase_tools=n/a |
|testcase_tools=n/a |
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|testcase_setup=n/a |
|testcase_setup=n/a |
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2. Run the Calculate Activity on XO machine. |
2. Run the Calculate Activity on XO machine. |
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3. Test invalid inputs for the |
3. Test invalid inputs for the four arithmetic operations. |
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4. Test valid inputs for the |
4. Test valid inputs for the four arithmetic operations. |
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|testcase_expectedresults=1. When |
|testcase_expectedresults=1. When testing the invalid inputs, it is expected that tests will fail by returning some error message telling the user what went wrong. |
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2. When |
2. When testing the valid inputs, it is expected that tests will pass by returning the right value. |
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|testcase_comments=The following is the case sequence to test the four arithmetic operations(addition, subtract, multiply, division ): |
|testcase_comments=The following is the case sequence to test the four arithmetic operations(addition, subtract, multiply, division ): |
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''input1(pos, neg, 0, invalid(a-z)), input2(pos, neg, 0, invalid(a-z)) ,operations(+,-,*,/)'' |
''input1(pos, neg, 0, invalid(a-z)), input2(pos, neg, 0, invalid(a-z)) ,operations(+,-,*,/)'' |
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We build |
We build 12 test cases using pairwise method and 2 test cases using Myer's method. |
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{{Test results begin}} |
{{Test results begin}} |
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|testresult_passfail=Pass |
|testresult_passfail=Pass |
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|testresult_comments=TestInvalidInputs: |
|testresult_comments=TestInvalidInputs: |
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When we test by |
When we test by inputting the invalid variables, we expect that the calculation should not work. For example, when input1 is a, and input2 is 1, then the calculation should not work out for a + 1. |
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The invalid inputs values are from a to |
The invalid inputs values are from a to z. |
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|testresult_date=2009/03/26 |
|testresult_date=2009/03/26 |
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|testresult_passfail=Pass |
|testresult_passfail=Pass |
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|testresult_comments=TestValidInputs: |
|testresult_comments=TestValidInputs: |
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The valid inputs values are numbers, and truth values(true and false). However, we just |
The valid inputs values are numbers, and truth values(true and false). However, we just tested numbers as the inputs for the test cases. We do need more tests to verity truth values for the four arithmetic operations. |
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|testresult_date=2009/03/26 |
|testresult_date=2009/03/26 |
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