Advantages of Descriptive Programming


1. Version Free: Script can be executed in any version of QTP without any changes.

2. Code Portability: Just code is enough to run script. We can copy and paste in other scripts for any other new requirement.

3. Reusability of Properties: We can assign properties to a global variable and reuse it for same type of objects.

4. Plug & Play: Any time scripts will be in ready to run state. No need to worry about any other settings or files.

5. Just Maintenance of variables: Store the object properties in the form of variables in a txt / vbs file, need to maintain the file.

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