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Validation rules are the rules that check if the information that you enter is correct and acceptable. For example, when you sign up for a website, you need to enter your email address. A validation rule for the email address could be that it must have the @ sign and a dot (.) in it. Validation rules help to make sure that the information is good and avoid mistakes or problems. When you write test cases, you should include validation rules as part of what you expect to see or what you enter. For example, if you are testing a sign up page that has a validation rule for the password, such as it must have at least 8 letters and include a capital letter, a small letter, a number, and a symbol, you can write test cases like this: As for example Test Case ID - TC-001 Test Case Description - Verify that the password field accepts a valid password Test Data - Password: Test@1234 Expected Result - The password field should accept the password and no error message should be displayed. Test Case ID - TC-002 Test Case Description - Verify that the password field rejects a password that does not contain a number Test Data - Password: Test@abcd Expected Result - The password field should reject the password and display an error message saying “Password must contain at least one number” You can write similar test cases for other validation rules on the sign up page, such as the email address, the username, the phone number, etc. You can also use different ways to make more test cases for validation rules. Thankyou for reaching out. Feel free to ask if you have any other questions related to Software Testing.