Answer / sowmya

Set of test cases is a test suite

Answer / venkatesh

In software engineering, a test suite (more formally known
as a validation suite) is a collection of test cases that
are intended to be used as input to a software program to
show that it has some specified set of behaviors (i.e., the
behaviors listed in its specification).

A test suite often also contains detailed instructions or
goals for each collection of test cases and information on
the system configuration to be used during testing. A group
of test cases may also contain prerequisite states or
steps, and descriptions of the following tests.

Collections of test cases are sometimes incorrectly termed
a test plan. They may also be called a test script, or even
a test scenario.

An executable test suite is a test suite that is ready to
be executed. This usually means that there exists a test
harness that is integrated with the suite and such that the
test suite and the test harness together can work on a
sufficiently detailed level to correctly communicate with
the system under test (SUT).

A test suite for a primality testing subroutine might
consist of a list of numbers and their primality (prime or
composite), along with a testing subroutine. The testing
subroutine would supply each number in the list to the
primality tester, and verify that the result of each test
is correct.

The counterpart of an executable test suite is an abstract
test suite. However, often terms test suites and test plans
are used, roughly with the same meaning as executable and
abstract test suites, respectively.

Answer / rekha

test suite is a collection of testcases.

Answer / judah

Test Suite is a collection of test cases that are intended to be used to test a software program to show that it has some specified set of behaviors.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test_suite

Answer / suyog

Test Suite is nothing but record of total Test Cases and
Out of that How much get executed and How much get failed
and How much test cases get passed this all record we will
maintain in test suit.

If I m wrong Please correct me.

Suyog Pokharkar
SIRD,Pune

Answer / satish kumar

Actually test suite is group of test case,which are create
for particular purpose. and the meaning of test plan and test
suite are just like similar to each other.
Bascially test suite is prepare as whole as
particular module of project or progarm,for executing
purpose and find out the bugs and expected results for
program,which is runnable for long time.

Answer / savita

test suit in simple words means collection of test
cases.....it is the responsible of test engineer.......

Answer / priyanka agrawal

Test suite is a collection of test scenarios and/or test
cases that are related or that cooperate with each other.

Answer / nandini.s.suryavanshi

Test Suite is collection of test cases.... and testing is one of the responsible of test engineer....

Answer / venky

Test suite is the collection of all test cases which are tested

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