What is the difference between White Box testing and Unit
Testing?
Answer Posted / akshaya
Whitebox testing is testing of the system as a whole. This
is part of system testing, concentrating on the flow of
data, controls, conditional statements, loops etc on the
integrated system. Performed by tester.
Unit Testing: Code, data flow testing of a module. Dummy
modules are mostly used to test the module in question.
This is performed by the developer him/herself.
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