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What is d difference between Black Box Testing and
Functional Testing?
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Answer Posted / anu
Black box testing is a testing
strategy and it contains both functional and non functional
testing.
Functional testing means testing the
functionality i.e input the data and checking the output as
per the requirement documents.
Non-Functional testing means testing the GUI part as per
the customer screens.
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