what are different reports prepared by a tester and their
templates.
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Answer Posted / kasi
Testers will prepare the following documents:
Test Plan: which describes what is the plan you are going
to follow to test the application
Test Scenario: which gives the overal picture of the
functionalities that you are going to test
Test Case documents: which explains how to navigate and
test different functionalities of the application which is
under test
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