can u define the usecase and testcase.
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Answer / manoj pulipati
UseCase : It is indepth detailed description about Customer
Requirments. it is developed from BRS/SRS. it is prepared
by business analyst or QA Lead.
Testcase: It is a doument describing the input,action and
expected response to determine wether the application is
working correctly according to the customer requirments.
it is derived from srs,usecases and test scenarios. while
developing test cases we can find gaps in the requirments
also.
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Answer / ramprasad.s
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Use case is a set of scenario's of User requirement.
Test Case is a document Designed based on the Use case
To Evaluate between Expected & Actual Result.
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Answer / amit
use case is the document which is prepared by studying brs
in which the user requirements are given in detailed form.
it is easy fr testers to write test cases by studying use
cases.
test case is the document which contains input/actions or
events & their expected results.this documents purpose is
to evaluate the expected with actual.
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Answer / raji
use case:how to use the functionality
Test casre:how to test the functionality
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Answer / kamal
use case is a technique to capture the functional
requirements of the system.
test case is a description for what to test, what data to
be given and expected outputs.
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Answer / suresh & saranya
use case is a pictorial representation of proceedings
test case is a set of procedures to find a defect
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Answer / suneel kumar reddy
Use case consits of User actions and system response
it includes field validations positive and negative scenario
Use case contains only only validation not the test data
but the test case contains test data remaining same
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Answer / nagaraj gurikar
USE cases is a pictorial representation of requirments.
Test Case is a document Designed based on the Use case
To Evaluate between Expected & Actual Result.
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Answer / chaithanya anumanchi
Use case is the way we use the application ..
For example , for ATM application the way we use the ATM
machine is the use case ...
Test case is the procedure to validate whether the
application is working properly or not .
For example we can give worng inputs and sometimes try with
wrong usecase to findout if the ATM application is workign
fine or not .. A test case may be written by using a use
case also sometimes .
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Answer / qa
Use case is what BA prepares where the functinality for a
particular module is explained in detailed.
Test case is prepared by a Tester which will have positive
and negative scenario. Each and every function will have
test case and explains the particular function intend to do.
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