what is the use case and what is the test case?
Answer Posted / sonal.pagare
A use case is not a single scenario but rather a 'class'
that specifies a set of related usage scenarios, each of
which captures a specific course of interactions that take
place between one or more actors and the system.
A use case is thus a general way of using some part of the
functionality of a system.
Use cases can help manage the complexity of large projects
by decomposing the problem into major functions (i.e., use
cases) and by specifying applications from the user’s
perspective.
Test case describes a condition that is to be executed to
test a particular feature/functionality of the application
and check it whether it is as per the expected results or not.
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