what is test case scenario?
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Answer / uday kumar_anem
People use test case scenario and test scenario
interchangably.
Test Case: A smallest possible portion of a functionality.
Test Scenario: A collection of test cases for one
functionality.
We can say collection of test scenarios as one Use Case.
Some people use test scenario and test case are often used
synonymously.
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Answer / harinee
Scenario is a collection of test case which is derived from
one particular scope point(functionality)
Test case scenario is a collection of test case which is
derived from one particular Scenario.
Eg: Scope Point(Functionality) : Login
Test Scenario : Verify whether the user
able to Login into the application
Test case scenario : Check whether the user id
and password entered allows the user to navigate to next
screen(validation for USEr ID and PASSWORD)
Correct me if i am wrong.
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Answer / rajendra
Set of test cases is called an test case scenario.
We can describe a test case scenario with multiple test
cases.....
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