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What is the difference between the test case and a test
script
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Answer / aniruddha
TEst case is written format of input and expected result in
order to perform a manual Testing
while
Test script is Programming logic form of a test case in
order to perform Automation Testing
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Answer / rafi
Test case defines step by step procedure to perform
testing.which contains description,testdata,expected
output...
where as Test script is a collection of instructions
(scripting language) to perform particular task.
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Answer / ramana
hi friends i need clarification for this one
what is diffrence between test case and test data format?
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Answer / laxmi
Test case:
Step Description Expected Results P/F
Comments
Test data
The data what we have to pass as a input in the testing.
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