What is the difference between a test case and a test scenario?

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    In this blog, I'm going to explain about What is the difference between a test case and a test scenario?

    Differences between Test Case and Test Scenario:

  • A test Case is a set of actions executed to verify particular features or functionality, whereas a Test Scenario is any functionality that can be tested.
  • Test Case is mostly derived from test scenarios, while Test Scenarios are derived from test artifacts like BRS and SRS.
  • Test Case helps in exhaustive testing of an application, whereas Test Scenario helps in an agile way of testing the end-to-end functionality.
  • Test Cases are focused on what to test and how to test, while Test Scenario is more focused on what to test.
  • Test Cases are low-level actions, whereas Test Scenarios are high-level actions.
  • Test Case requires more resources and time for test execution, while Test Scenario requires fewer resources and time for test execution.
  • Test Case includes test steps, data, and expected results for testing, whereas Test Scenario includes an end-to-end functionality to be tested.

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