what is difference between Sanity testing and Smoke testing?
Answer Posted / rajkumar
Smoke Testing- Also called as Build Verification Testing.
This type of testing is done to check the stability of the
build that most of the crucial function are present and can
be accessed and to evaluate the build is ready for further
levels of testing. e.g. All menu options are present, all
forms can be navigated properly. This is a shallow and wide
approch
Sanity Testing- This is a cursory testing in which we will
check a functionality in detail rather than going for
overall build. Approach is narro & deep.
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