difference between smoke test and sanity test
difference between exploratory test and adhoc test
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Answer / anil nakhate,
Smoke test:- to check the basic functionality of that
application is working properly or not.
Ex: Login functionality, If login functionality is working
properly then build accept for further testing process.
It is also called as build verification test(BVT).
Sanity Testing:- sanity testing is a subset of regression test,
it is deep & narrow testing.
Ex:Suppose we want to test money transfer functionality, to
conc. on all available option for money transfer
functionlity, this call deep testing
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Answer / swapn
smoke test we check the availability it is a test for
availability
sanity test is also a test for availability but they are
conceptually same but perception opposite
smoke test is positive perception sanity negative perception
some companies call smoke and some say sanity
exploratory testing has no test case document and business
document
adhoc testing has business document
better than exploratory
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