with Correct Answers
Question 1:
What are the "major components to develop a test case" in CRT?
Answer:
QEditor (test case editor) + QWords (keyword-driven approach) used to create maintainable test steps.
Question 2:
What is QEditor in CRT (core purpose)?
Answer:
The predefined test case editor used to create and manage test cases.
Question 3:
What actions can you perform with QEditor on test cases?
Answer:
Add, delete, and edit test cases.
Question 4:
What file/version actions does QEditor enable?
Answer:
Create new files/folders and save/commit changes (and launch live testing sessions).
Question 5:
What is a QWord in CRT?
Answer:
A natural-language keyword used to draft test steps (instead of complex scripts) for better clarity.
Question 6:
Why does CRT rely on QWords (instead of complex scripts)?
Answer:
To avoid hard-to-understand scripts for non-developer users and keep tests readable.
Question 7:
What qualities do QWords aim to improve in test cases?
Answer:
Readability, usability, maintainability, and robustness.
Question 8:
Example of a QWord for validations
Answer:
VerifyText (followed by what you want to verify in the test case).