what is the diff. between Test Case and Test Secenario ?
give me one example ?
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Answer / santhi
Test Scenario is a high level description of test case(s).
From one test scenario - either one or more test cases can
be derived
Eg: For Login,
Test Scenario: Validate the password field
Test cases:
Verify if the pass word field accepts more than 8 characters
Verify if the password field accepts special characters
verify if the password field is masked
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Answer / nagabhaskar
Possible areas to be tested (or) what is to be tested is
called Scenario.
A Test Case in software engineering is a set of conditions
or variables under which a tester will determine whether an
application or s/w system is working correctly or not is
called Test Case.
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