What is the difference between Retesting and Data Driven
Testing?
Answer Posted / ramesh yatam
Retesting means: Execute the same testcases on the same
build with different inputs.
Regression testing : Executing the same testcases on teh
modified build to ensure the bug fixes or any side effects
DDT : is Irrespective of the Retesting or regression
tsting, it is tested the application with differnet inputs
on both same build or modified build.
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