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what is mean by exactly the difference between the testcase
and usecase
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Answer Posted / sowmya
An usecase are prepared from BRS.this will be in document
form only which can be understand by the team.it describe
about how the software should when the end user uses .
where as testcases are written by tester using SRS.testcase
are used for testing the functionality or behavior of the
application
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