# Create the test case executable
<a name="test-suite-exe"></a>

Test case executables contain the test logic that you want to run. A test suite can contain multiple test case executables. For this tutorial, you will create only one test case executable.

1. Create the test suite file.

   In the `MyTestSuite_1.0.0/suite/myTestGroup/myTestCase` folder, create a `myTestCase.py` file with the following content:

   ```
   from idt_client import *
   
   def main():
       # Use the client SDK to communicate with IDT
       client = Client()
   
   if __name__ == "__main__":
       main()
   ```

1. Use client SDK functions to add the following test logic to your `myTestCase.py` file:

   1. Run an SSH command on the device under test.

      ```
      from idt_client import *
      
      def main():
          # Use the client SDK to communicate with IDT
          client = Client()
          
          # Create an execute on device request
          exec_req = ExecuteOnDeviceRequest(ExecuteOnDeviceCommand("echo 'hello world'"))
          
          # Run the command
          exec_resp = client.execute_on_device(exec_req)
          
          # Print the standard output
          print(exec_resp.stdout)
      
      if __name__ == "__main__":
          main()
      ```

   1. Send the test result to IDT.

      ```
      from idt_client import *
      
      def main():
          # Use the client SDK to communicate with IDT
          client = Client()
          
          # Create an execute on device request
          exec_req = ExecuteOnDeviceRequest(ExecuteOnDeviceCommand("echo 'hello world'"))
          
          # Run the command
          exec_resp = client.execute_on_device(exec_req)
          
          # Print the standard output
          print(exec_resp.stdout)
      
          # Create a send result request
          sr_req = SendResultRequest(TestResult(passed=True))
           
          # Send the result
          client.send_result(sr_req)
             
      if __name__ == "__main__":
          main()
      ```