day before yesterday i faced this question in value labs ,,,,
1.what is the exact difference between sanity and smoke
testing which will do first and say some sanity test cases.....
2. difference between UI,GUI & Usability testing and can i
access the form without testing GUI and how the blind people
can identify GUI of the form.....
anyone plzzz answer 2 me thanks in advance byeeeeeeeee
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Answer Posted / mona
Smoke and Sanity testing are the same. To test that the
build is migrated successfully and all the needed code is
migrated successfully. This is followed by system testing.
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