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Difference between smoke testing and sanity test ?????????
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Answer Posted / karthik gowrisankar
Both the types of testing are done to check whether the
application is ready for testing and to check its
stability...
sanity testing:
1.Formal Testing
2.Done at the Entry and Exit stage of each phase of SDLC
3.Usually Done by both Tester/Developer
4.Major / Business Functionalities are focused
smoke testing:
1.Informal testing
2.Done at any point
3.usually done by developers
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