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Test Suite

Sometimes in interviewer ask about the difference between Test Case and Test Suite and the interviewed get confused for this question.

Now i am providing the definition of Test Suite.

Test Suite is the collection of some specific set of behaviors Test Cases which are used to test the software. A Test Suite contains the detailed instruction of each collection of Test Cases which are used for testing. A Test Suite also contains the prerequisite steps and the description of the following steps.



In the Test Suite which is the collection of several Test Cases for a component, where the post condition of one test is often used as precondition of another test. Test Suite are created after created the Test Plan.


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