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TST.Get Random Place Name

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MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)

 

TST.Get Random Place Name

Generates a fictional yet plausible place name, consisting of a street name and a house number

 

 

Intention

 

The TST.Get Random Place Name command generates a fictional yet plausible place name, consisting of a street name and a house number.

As the Names are not taken from a Pool but synthetically generated, the number of possible results is very large, yet its likely these Places may not exist in reality.

This tool is particularly beneficial for creating diverse and realistic address data for testing applications that require geographical inputs, such as navigation tools, delivery services, and location-based services.

 

Realism in Address Generation: Creates german street names and house numbers that mimic real-world addresses, enhancing the authenticity of test environments.

Broad Application: Useful for a variety of development and testing scenarios requiring address data, from user interface design to database validation.

Simplicity in Implementation: The command's straightforward structure allows for easy integration into automated tests or scripts for generating dynamic data.

 

By leveraging the TST.Get Random Place Name command, developers and testers can significantly improve the quality and realism of their testing datasets, ensuring applications are robustly evaluated against diverse address formats.

This command aids in the generation of geographically varied addresses, supporting comprehensive testing of applications' geographical functionalities without the need for manual data creation.

 

While the generated place names and numbers aim for realism, they are synthetic and may not correspond to actual locations, making them suitable only for testing or simulation purposes.

The variability and format of the generated addresses, though broadly applicable, may not cover all global addressing conventions, potentially requiring adjustments for use in region-specific testing scenarios.

 

 

 

Syntax

 

 

TST.Get Random Place Name|P1|P2

 

 

 

Parameter Explanation

 

P1 - (optional) The variable where the generated place (street) name will be stored. If omitted TOS is used.

P2 - (optional) The variable where the generated house number will be stored. If omitted TOS is used.

 

 

 

Example

 

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

' TST.-Sample

'***********************************
' Generate a random place name and its corresponding house number

TST.Get Random Place Name|$$N01|$$N02

DBP.A random Place Name is $$N01 $$N02.

ENR.

 

 

 

 

 

Remarks

 

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Limitations:

 

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