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What is the difference between sanity testing and smoke
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Answer Posted / patilvis
Smoke :- 1)Checking the testability of the s/w termed as
smoke
2)Also know as a bulid verifiction testing / basic
functional testing / link testing
3)smoke test can eithe be performaed manually or using an
automates tools.
Sanity:- 1)checking behavior of the sys is termed as sanity
testing
2)also called as narrow regression testing
3)considered as subset of reqression testing
4) sanity testing is a focused narrow and deep but cursory
5)sanity test are useful both for initial enviroment
validation & future interactive increment.
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