What is the difference between GUI and UI testing?
Answer Posted / ramakrishna
In GUI we will ckeck the look and feel of the objects ,which
are shown in the user interface.
IN UI we will check the weather the priscribed fields are
available or not. Here prescribed fields means what ever
fields(objects) are used by end user.
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