What is Testcase? How to define seviority and priority of a
bug?Explain me with example?
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Answer Posted / chandra shekhar bhattarai
Test case is a Document that describes an input,action or
an event and its expected result.(This is the only correct
defination)
e.g If a developer forgot to add Brand name of the client
for the client it is having high seviority and High
priority.
for the developer it is having low seviority and low
priority.
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