!.why do you go for white box testing ,when black box
testing is available ?
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Answer Posted / sree
White box testing:
this will be done Developer, where we ll check the internal
structure(code) of the application.
Black Box tesing:
This will done by the tester, where we ll check the
functionality of the application.
So y we ll go for White box testing means..
there may be some leakages in Black box testing as we are
just ches=cking in the UI,so we ll go for White box
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