manual&automation testing
Answer / mfsi_satyakamm
Manual testing: It is the form of testing which is being
conducted manually by humans i.e. human input and evaluation.
Automation testing: Here the testing process is completely
automated by writing scripts for automating a test. Here
normally inputs are recorded from the manual tests
conducted before. Automation testing is generally used for
regression testing where same tests need to be repeated
again and again. Better to automate than to test manually
all the repetitive tests.
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