Difference between smoke testing and sanity test ?????????
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Answer Posted / suresh
sorry,will have to differ a little here.
Smoke testing is a broad level testingin which all major
functionalities are covered and it is made sure that the
product is ready to be tested.
Sanity testing is a kind of focussed regression testing.. It
is done to make sure that a particular functionality that
had errors before is ready for test.
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