What distinguishes model-based testing from traditional scripted testing approaches?
- Emphasis on code-level testing
- Focus on exploratory testing
- Reliance on manual testing techniques
- Use of models to generate test cases
Model-based testing utilizes models (representations of the system) to automatically generate test cases. This approach contrasts with traditional scripted testing, where test cases are written manually. Model-based testing enhances efficiency by automating the test case generation process based on system models.
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