Answer / sowmya

A Test case is individual valisation of a particular action
with inputs and clear cut expectation.test cases are
prepared from SRS.

Use case define how the application will be used by the end
user. The usecases are prepared from URS

Answer / mfsi_chinmayb`

USE CASE:
Use case describes the specific action done by the user
(actor) upon the system to achieve certain predefined task.
Use case is done in terms of the actor.
It deals with the steps followed by the user to acomplish
the task.It has no matter with the input data.
Use case can solve the integration defects between different
component while used by the actor.
Use case designed from URS.

TEST CASE:
Test case is the combination of the Test conditions and Test
data.It simply visualize the a particular task with a set of
input data and expected output and certain test conditions.
Test case is designed from SRS

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Answer / jyoti i

In general test engineer prepares the test cases from the
use cases in SRS & every use case describes the
functionality in terms of input, output and process.
Test Engineer writes the test case from the use case
to validate the functionality. Use case consist functional
specification (FS).





Regards,

Jyoti

Software Test Engineer,

JAMS Technologies PVT.LTD.

Answer / mercy

Use cases are means of capturing functional specifications.
Use case diagrams explains you how the business flow is. To
be more specific it explains you the interaction between
the actor and the system.

Use cases may begina as brief business use cases, evolve
into more detailed system use cases, and then eventually
develop into highly detailed and exhaustive test cases.

Answer / nilesh

A highlevel scenario where you specify the functionality of
the application from a business perspective.

Whereas a testcase is:

The implementation of the highlevel scenario(usecase)
wherein one gives detailed and step-by-step account of
procedures to test a particular functionality of the
application. Things get lot technical here.

Answer / sm

Test case is derived from the test case.we can get the use
case details from the srs document where as we will do the
test design test case with generated use case information

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