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What is test scenario?

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    jessie143143 is offline Junior Member Array
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    What is test scenario?

    Test scenario is the any functionality of application under test, that can be tested.


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    mfsi-satyakamm is offline Junior Member Array
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    Test Scenario are series of tests or independent tests that follow each other.
    Each of them depend upon the output of previous one.


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    mfsi_sudhansup is offline Member Array
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    Test scenario is nothing but the situation or possible combinations.It means how the test cases behaves in different situation.It may similar with test case but not excatly.
    eg. suppose there are two fields login and pwd.if someone write something in the login first then pwd what happens that is a scenario.similarly someone write the pwd first then login then what happens to the test case. It is also a scenario.


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    Scenario Test Case
    A scenario is a story that describes a hypothetical situation. In testing, you check how the program copes with this hypothetical situation.
    The ideal scenario test is credible, motivating, easy to evaluate, and complex.
    Scenarios are usually different from test cases in that test cases are single steps and scenarios cover a number of steps. Test suites and scenarios can be used in concert for complete system tests.
    Test Scenarios are executed through the use of test procedures or scripts.Test Procedures or scripts may cover multiple test scenarios.


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