What common elements characterize automation testing software?
The following are the common elements that characterize automation testing software: 1. The code needs to be inserted accordingly: Everything cannot be incorporated in a codeless tool. Testers should be given a proper push by the test authors to insert code within the tests for those edge cases. There are many teams that are being looked at models such as the Test Automation Pyramid so that certain actions such as web services can be exercised instead of UI actions. 2. Steps that are reusable: There are multiple scenarios wherein certain steps exist. For example, whenever a specific application is being used by the user, they need to log in and majority of the tests are involved in it. This action needs to be recorded in each of those tests, which in turn leads to maintenance issues. If there are any changes that have been made in the login step, then every test needs to be updated by the test author. 3. Easy assertions: It is easy to record a scenario. When a specific action