Answer Posted / sairam
Test Plan Gives an idea about what you are testing and what
is the objective of testing a scenario/feature/build
Test plan gives a complete details to the test engineer who
is executing the test cases. It gives why we need to test
(i.e. the Objective of testing) the tools/ or the setup
needed to execute the test case, it also tells the test
engineer like by when the test case need to be get
completed giving the start date and end date for testing.It
also gives the results like if a test case works fine what
should be the test engineer should do like
Pass/Fail/Block/Not executable.
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