A TestCase Path is best described as which of the following?

• A. A sequence of steps that you want to test.
• B. A single module.
• C. A folder of screenshots.
• D. A test data set.

Answer: (A)

TestCase Path describes the flow of actions that a test will perform. In Tosca, a TestCase is made up of individual TestSteps, and the Path defines the order and connections among those steps to exercise a particular scenario. It shows what you are testing and in what sequence, guiding how the test progresses from one step to the next. It’s not a single module (a module is a reusable component), not a folder of screenshots (screenshots are artifacts from runs), and not a test data set (data used to drive the test). The emphasis is on the ordered sequence of steps that validate the desired behavior.