How do you define repetitions for TestSteps in a TestCase?

• A. Change the number of Repetitions in the properties of a TestStep.
• B. Change the number of Repetitions in the properties of a TestCase.
• C. Change the number of Repetitions in the properties of a TestStepFolder within the TestCase.
• D. Repetitions are configured in the global settings.

Answer: (C)

In Tosca, looping a set of steps is controlled at the level of the folder that contains those steps. The Repetitions value is defined on the TestStepFolder inside the TestCase, and that block will execute the specified number of times. This lets you repeat an entire sequence of steps as a unit, preserving the flow and any data you pass between steps.

If you put repetitions on an individual TestStep, you would only repeat that single step, not the whole group, which isn’t what you usually want when you need to loop a sequence of actions. Changing repetitions at the TestCase level would affect the whole test case, and global settings would apply everywhere, which isn’t appropriate for targeting a specific block of steps.

So, the correct approach is to configure the repetition count on the folder that contains the test steps you intend to loop.