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What is the difference between functional test type and
navigation test type?
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In functional test type may test all functionality of
application.that means application should be correctly or
not.
navWhen testing links from one topic to another, many
authoring tools can help by providing a report of all links
with both the source and the destination topics listed.
This may be enough for preliminary testing, but a thorough
test should be done before shipping by actually following
every single link in the system. This is especially
important for any links outside of the system, such as web
pages, as these can change overnight.
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