Follow proper rules to define test cases

Properly defined test cases gives a better view of the code, and developers can easily find what they want to find in the code. Many tools also need proper naming conventions to be followed. There are so many naming conventions techniques available out of which we will see a few techniques. It is better to follow some naming conventions than nothing, like the saying "something is better than nothing."

Let's take an example of a project. If it is mandatory for all users to follow the same naming conventions, everyone will have to follow the same standard. When it comes to module integration or to understand the code written by other developers, it's easier to follow the flow of system.

Make test case names more readable

The main benefit of following this practice is that it avoids packaging test code with production packages. Even many build tools want us to specify tests in some specific source directory to identify test at runtime. Make sure that you...