Testing your solution

Although you will have tested your code throughout the development stage, it is now time to complete , and testing on your code.

It is important to evaluate your solution, how suitable and robust it is, and what improvements could be made.

Test plan

Your test plan should be presented in a table, identify the test case, the test data, the expected result and include a screenshot of the actual result. You should explain any failed tests or unexpected results.

A section from a sample test plan can be seen below:

Test#	Test	Test data	Expected result
1	validateName function	Normal Data – Harriet	Name accepted and returned as valid
2	validateName function	Null Data	Error message appears and user asked to enter a valid name
3.1	validateName function	Erroneous data – 12345	Data rejected and user asked to re-enter name
3.2	validateName function	Random string with 51 characters	Data rejected and user asked to re-enter name

Test#	1
Test	validateName function
Test data	Normal Data – Harriet
Expected result	Name accepted and returned as valid

Test#	2
Test	validateName function
Test data	Null Data
Expected result	Error message appears and user asked to enter a valid name

Test#	3.1
Test	validateName function
Test data	Erroneous data – 12345
Expected result	Data rejected and user asked to re-enter name

Test#	3.2
Test	validateName function
Test data	Random string with 51 characters
Expected result	Data rejected and user asked to re-enter name

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