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MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)

 

TST.Generate MobileNumber

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Intention

 

The TST.Generate MobileNumber command is specifically crafted to generate a randomized mobile phone number.

This functionality is indispensable for simulations, testing mobile applications, creating sample databases, or any scenario requiring valid mobile numbers for varied uses.
Realistic Number Formats: Generates numbers that mirror real-world mobile phone number formats, contributing to more authentic testing environments.

Simple to Integrate: With only a single parameter required, this command can be easily added into scripts or automated processes for generating mobile numbers.

Versatile Applications: Equally useful in a broad range of development and testing scenarios, from validating form inputs in web applications to ensuring database integrity in customer relationship management systems.

 

The TST.Generate MobileNumber command enhances the efficiency and realism of testing processes by providing a quick means to produce a diverse set of mobile phone numbers.

By automating the generation of mobile numbers, developers and testers can significantly reduce the time and effort involved in creating test cases or populating sample data.

 

Generated numbers are purely for testing or simulation purposes and do not correspond to active or real phone services.

The format of the generated numbers follows a generalized pattern, which might not account for specific national, regional, or carrier-based variations in mobile number formats.

As the numbers are randomized, there is no guarantee against generating the same number multiple times in large datasets, which might require additional deduplication processes (use Collection Commands) if uniqueness is a criterion.

 

 

 

 

Syntax

 

 

TST.Generate MobileNumber[|P1]

 

 

 

Parameter Explanation

 

P1 - (optional) The variable where the generated mobile phone number will be stored. If omitted TOS is used.

 

 

 

Example

 

'***********************************

' TST.-Sample

'***********************************
' Generate a random mobile phone number and store it in $$N01

TST.Generate MobileNumber|$$N01

DBP.A random generated Mobile Number is $$N01.

ENR.

 

Result:
A random generated Mobile Number is 00151 572 6961.

 

 

 

 

 

Remarks

 

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