Answer Posted / amulyaranjan
Use cases are derived from test scenario, but test scenario are derived from customers/client requirements in different
perception.
Test case is the checklist of different perception of an testing engineer to test the specific scenario/functionality.
it is derived from Use case,
whereas Use case is the description of functionality of certain feature of an application where use action and its responses.use case is derived from test scenario.
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