What is the difference between Test Cases and Test Scenarios
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Answer / ff
Test Case is a Step which has to be verified in order to
test a Scenario.
scenario is nothing but a series of testcases inorder to
verify one transactional cycle.
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Answer / nilanjan saha
Test Scenarios are are high-level thing from which may be
more than one test cases are generated.
Scenarios describe a thing that may consists of sequence
of activities.So to test each and every activity Test case
is needed that as whole state the respective test scenario
been covered.
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Answer / ravikanth
Test Scenario: From Use Case & Functionality Requirement of
the Application.
Test Scenario represents a series of actions that are
associated together. (From initiation to completion)
Test Case: From Test Scenario (Use Case & Funtionality
Requirement) of App.
Test Case represents a signle (low level) action by the
user.
in simple Test Scenario is a high level test case but Test
case is a detailed set of test data used by a tester which
also mentions the expected results.A test case validates
one or more system requirements and generates a pass or
fail (bug)
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