Difference between smoke testing and sanity test ?????????
Answer Posted / srikanth
smoke test:
To test the basic functionality or key features of the
application is called smoke testing.
It is also called as build verification test:To test whether
the build is acceptable for further testing or not.
It is done by testers.
Sanity testing:
Unit testing of basic key features done developers.
Note: correct me if am wrong
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