If model-based testing has been selected for the overall test automation approach for a project, how does that influence the layers of the TAA?

The correct answer is A. All layers are used, but the test generation layer will be automated based on the defined model. In model-based testing, all layers of the Test Automation Architecture (TAA) are still required. However, the test generation layer is specifically influenced, as it is automated based on the defined model, allowing test cases to be systematically derived from it.

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AAll layers are used, but the test generation layer will be automated based on the defined model.
BThere will be no need for the execution layer.
CNo adaptation will be needed because the interfaces will be defined by the model.
DThere will be no need to design the tests for the API because those will be covered by the model.

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In model-based testing, all layers of the Test Automation Architecture (TAA) are still required. However, the test generation layer is specifically influenced, as it is automated based on the defined model, allowing test cases to be systematically derived from it.

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