What is the difference between Unit Testing and Debugging?
Answer / mansi
Unit Testing and Debugging are different even though both of them are done by a developer.
Debugging is a step execution of both code with the use of break point to check errors before the code is unit tested.
Unit testing on other hand focuses on the output of a unit and aims at checking failure possibilities of the code.
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