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Answer Posted / rajesh.pothina
Sanity Testing:
Initial testing is called as sanity
testing. After completing the test initially we will test
the givem module is that up to the mark or no that is
called sanity testing.
Smoke Testing:
Smoke testing is nothing but before
releasing the project the final testing is done that
testing is called smoke.
Based on the organization this will we wise versa in some
organizations the name will be in opposite but the theme is
the same.
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