What is the difference between Use Case and test case?
Answer Posted / bala p
A use case is a methodology used in system analysis to
identify, clarify, and organize system requirements. Use
case gives the idea of how to use the application and what
is the business functionality.
By using use case we can derive multiple test
cases/scenarios for single use case.
Ex: For login screen login into the application by using
username and password is a use case.
Possible ways the user should and should not login into the
system is a test case
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