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What is Difference between Test Cases and Test Scenario ?

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Test Cases-:  Test Cases are the set of positive and negative executable step of test. Test Cases that means how to be tested. Test Scenario-: Test Scenario That means what to be tested. Test Scenario which has a set of pre - condition, post condition and actual result. Test Scenario-:  Verify the login  functionality. Test Cases-: Case 1- Enter valid User Name and Valid Password. Case 2- Enter invalid User Name and valid Password. Case 3- Enter valid User Name and invalid Password. Case 4- Enter invalid User Name and invalid Password. Case 5- Enter Blank User Name and Blank Password. Case 6- Enter Blank User Name and valid Password. Case 7- Enter valid User Name and Blank Password. Case 8- Enter invalid User Name and Blank Password. Case 8- Enter Blank User Name and invalid Password. Regression Testing-: Regression Testing in this type of testing, when a bug is fixed by the development team than testing the other features of the application w...
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What is Software Testing?

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Today Software Testing is very important because of the following reasons, software testing is required to point out of defect or bug and error that were made during the development phase. it's essential since it make sure customer's reliability light way and their satisfaction in the application.
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Types of Software Testing?

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 Types of Software Testing 1. Black Box Testing 2. White Box Testing 1- Black Box Testing-: Black Box Testing in this type of Testing, Black box Testing without Knowledge of internal Part working of the code, or item. The Tester will be only know the valid input and Expected output should be. it is known as Black box Testing. Example-: Types of Black Box Testing-: 1- Functional Testing 2- Non- Functional Testing 3- Regression Testing 1-Functional Testing-: Functional Testing is a Testing Technique it is Manual Testing or automation tool can be used Functional Testing.The Functional Testing Feature and functionality of the system of Software should be cover all the scenarios including failure path boundary cases. Functional Testing Technique-: 1- Black box Testing Technique 2- White Box Testing Technique Types of Functional Testing-: There are many types of  functional Testing  1- Unit Testing 2- Integration Testing 3- System Test...
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