What is the difference between unit testing and smoke testing



What is the difference between unit testing and smoke testing..

Answer / wasim hajwane

Unit testing: During this phase development team will be involving to perform testing on individual model and when all individual model working properly then we integrate all module into single application and deploy that application into testing environment.

smoke testing: smoke testing is like checking for the blocker and is done in high level requirement for example login page of application, if we are not able to login, then we are not perform further testing on the application.

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