How is ActionMode Verify used?

• A. To check the value against expected results in the TestCase.
• B. To navigate through tables.
• C. To insert a new value.
• D. To wait for a condition.

Answer: (A)

ActionMode Verify is used to validate that the actual value shown in the application matches the expected value you provide in the test. It acts as an assertion: you read something from the UI (like a field, label, or property) and Tosca compares it to the value stored in your TestCase data. If they match, the verification passes and the test proceeds; if not, the step fails and you can investigate the discrepancy. This makes it the go-to step for checking results, such as confirming a displayed price, status, or message is correct. It’s different from actions that insert data, navigate, or wait for a condition, since those serve to modify the app, move through the UI, or pause until something happens, whereas Verify only checks that the actual value equals the expected value.