Are monkey testing & gorilla testing same? If not, then
what is the difference between these two?
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Answer Posted / nitin sachan
In Monkey testing we perform testing randomly it is not
required to check each and every function
In Gorilla testing We perform testing heavily means each and
every aspect we perform after this testing chances of bug is
very less
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