difference beween re testing and regression testing?
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Answer Posted / sumeetha venkatsan
Retesting means executing the same test case after fixing
bug to ensure the bug fixing.
Regression Testing means to test the entire application to
ensure that the fixing of bug will be affecting anywhere
else in the application
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