Difference b/w test case and scenarios.
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Answer / sani
Test Scenario is ‘What to be tested’ and Test Case is ‘How to be tested’
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Answer / khushbu nemade
1. when srs come from client , on the basis of tht document
use cases are generated mainly by developer,then on basis of
this scenarios are generated , then test cases are formed
.it is not necessary tht scenarios are made , many project
requires only test cases.
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Answer / srinivas
Test Scenarios: End to End flows mainly derived from the Use cases developed by the Developer and it also includes any possible missing paths the system can take from start to finish.
Test cases: These are much simpler checks (usually single checks) e.g.
click on the log-off link --> user should be logged out.
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