Answer Posted / yugandhar
Test plan contains the features to be tested features not
to be tested in the sence
Features to be tested means in the specific build r
application what are the features covered as part of the
build only to be tested. this will be identified and
distribute to the testing teams. So based on this features
testing team will be preparing test cases and execution
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