What is the diff. between Sanity , smoke and ad-hoc testing?
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Answer Posted / thaiva
Sanity testing is User acceptance testing
To determine whether the build can be testableor not.
Smoke testing is Build verification testing
To check whther the system works fine after the build is
released without any hanging.
Adhoc testing is random level of testing without using any
test case document.
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