Scenario testing

Imagine that you are playing with your toys and you want to see what different things can happen if you play with them in different ways. For example, if you have a toy car, you can pretend that it crashes into a wall or drives over a hill. That's kind of like scenario testing!

Scenario testing is when people try out different situations or scenarios with a computer program or piece of software. They want to see what happens when they use the program in different ways or when they encounter different kinds of problems or errors.

For example, if they are testing a game, they might try playing it with different characters, using different strategies, or encountering different obstacles. Or if they are testing a website or app, they might try accessing it from different devices, using different browsers, or connecting from different locations.

The idea is to see how well the program or software can handle all of these different scenarios and to identify any problems or issues that need to be fixed. This helps make sure that the program will work well for everyone who uses it, no matter how they use it or what problems or challenges they encounter along the way.