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How System testing is different from the Functional testing??
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Testing the behaviour of system / software as defined in
software requirement specification is called system testing.
It checks for functional and non functional requirements of
the software.
System testing is performed after integration testing.
Before accepting the system testing, tester should perform
smoke testing so as to check whether basic functionalities
are working fine or not.
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Answer / mudaseer
system testing is end to end testing
functional testing is checking the functionality
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Answer / phu
System testing is testing level
Functional testing is testing type
They are 2 different concepts.
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Answer / pravati
In functional testing we test all the functionality of the system separately But in system testing we integrate all and tested as a whole or complete integrated system
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