Test Automation — question 2 of 10
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You've written an automated test script for a voltage regulator board: it opens a connection to a power supply, sets a voltage, reads back a current from a multimeter, and prints PASS or FAIL directly in the same function using a hardcoded threshold. Your manager asks you to add a second board variant that needs a different multimeter model and a different pass threshold. What's wrong with the current script's structure, and how would you restructure it before bolting on the new variant?