What is the difference b/w Smoke Testing and Sanity Testing
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What is the difference b/w Smoke Testing and Sanity Testing with Example.....

Answer / sania

Smoke testing is the surface level testing to certify that
build provided by development to QA is ready to accept for
further testing.smoke testing only checks the major
functionality of the software.

For example we are working in a small project named
Employee Management System and in this project there are
four modules like New Employee Module, Existing Employee
Module, Admin Module, User Module etc. So firstly in this
four modules development team performs the Smoke Testing by
executing all the major functionality of modules like New
Employee is able to login or not and after login new
employee can seen the record of the existing employee or
not, and employee that is created can also be edited,
deleted or not.

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What is the difference b/w Smoke Testing and Sanity Testing with Example.....

Answer / nidhi

smoke testing and sanity testing

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