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What is the difference between Test strategy and Test plan?
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Answer Posted / roshini
Test Plan: Test plan is a Document, developed by the Test
Lead, which contains "What to Test","How to Test", "When to
Test", "Who to Test".
Test Strategy is the plan for how you are going to approach
testing for the developed application.
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