Which of the following is not a valid reason for automating a test case?
A)the test will need to be executed once, but with a large set of data.
B)the test will help in saving time for doing exploratory testing.
C)the test is important for the business and typical use case for testing.
D)the test gives intermittent results and impossible to test manually.

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Automating a test case that gives intermittent results and is impossible to test manually is not a valid reason for automation. Automation requires consistent and repeatable outcomes to verify the test results against expected outcomes. If a test gives intermittent results, it means the behavior is not predictable, making it a poor candidate for automation. Automation is best suited for tests that are stable and have predictable outcomes.

Which of the Following Is Not a Valid Reason for Automating