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What is a Use case? Is it possible to write test case
without Use case?
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Answer Posted / saurabh mishra
Used test cases are those cases which's related
functionality is common in all the application. We
use "Used test cases" to save our time otherwise writing
the same test cases again and again is only wastage of time.
Example of Used test cases: login window, other contents
could vary but the login window in all the application
would be remain same.
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