What is the difference between re testing and regression testing?
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Answer Posted / siri
re-testing is verifying that the defect is fixed, it can be
a particular functionality or a complete module.
regression testing is re-testing the application after
defect is fixed and also make ensure that the other parts of
the module/application is not effected by the changes made.
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