Difference between Test scenario and test cases?
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Answer / aa
Test Scenario is flow or condition to test the functionality.
From test scenario, test cases are designed.
From one test scenario , can able to write 4 to 5 test cases.
Ex :
For Login functionality below are the Test Scenaro's,
With valid user id and password
With valid user id and invalid password
with invalid user id and valid password
with invalid user id and invalid password
with blank user d and blank password values
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Answer / siva rama krishna.g
Test Scenario can be defined as a group of test cases
combined and a test cases are individual test case.
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Answer / manoj
Scenario is the situation
In one Scenario we can write many Test Cases
Test case is one in which how to test the functionality
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