What is the difference between White Box testing and Unit
Testing?
Answer Posted / snehal
1)Unit testing is one of the level of testing which
includes the testing of individual software components like
(e.g.Modules,objects,classes etc),it may includes testing
of functionality and specific non-functional
characteristics as performance,structural/white box
(decision coverage)testing.
2)White box testing is one of the type of testing which is
based on an analysis of the internal structure,code
coverage of the component or system.it can be done at any
test level(unit,integration etc).
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