Whether we write one test case for one use case?
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Answer / ranjith nair
Some times "YES" and may times "NO"
Some usecases are very simple so that only one testcase is
required to cover the functionality.But many times usecases
are very complicated so that a lot ot testcases are
required tocover the whole functionality
ex"usecase->Applicant login the screen
This usecase needs a minumum of 10 testcases id to cover
the whole funcionality
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Answer / madan
A use case is a technique for documenting the potential
requirements from a software.They are otherwise called
Functional requirements. Each use case provides one or more
scenarios abt the functionalities of the Application that
convey how the system should interact with the end user or
another system to achieve a specific business goal. Use
cases enable a tester to write test cases much before the
coding.
Use cases can be simple to complex. may include single
functionality of the application to multiple
functionalities. so dependeing upon the functionality
coverage by the usecase, we may write either one test case
or multiple test cases.
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