Introduction To Automation
Introduction To Automation
Automation testing involves using tools and scripts to run tests, verify results, and report findings
without manual effort. It accelerates the testing process, ensures consistency, and enhances the
overall efficiency of the software development lifecycle.
2. Prone to Human Errors: Manual testers may miss defects due to fatigue or oversight.
3. Inconsistent Execution: Different testers might interpret test cases differently, leading to
inconsistencies in testing.
4. Limited Coverage: Complex applications require large test cases, which may not be feasible
for manual testers to execute fully.
5. Not Scalable: As the scope of testing increases, manual testing becomes less scalable and
efficient.
6. Regression Testing Challenges: Repeated testing of applications to catch new bugs during
enhancements can be cumbersome with manual testing.
• Speed and Efficiency: Automated test scripts can execute tests much faster than manual
testing, significantly cutting down the testing time.
• Accuracy: Automated tests are free from the errors associated with human intervention,
ensuring consistency and reliability.
• Reusability: Once written, automated test scripts can be reused across multiple testing
cycles and environments.
• Increased Test Coverage: Automation allows for testing large, complex applications more
comprehensively, which would be time-consuming for manual testers.