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Difference between Automation testing and manual testing.
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Answer Posted / vallala srinivas
Manual Testing: The entire testing was done by the human
efforts, It take much time to complete the whole testing
process, It is low cost, it requires huge amount of test
engineers.
Automation Testing: Here tools involved to test the
application instead of human efforts (QTP), It take less
time to complete the entire testing process, It is
expensive, It requires less amount of testers, here testers
has to use programming (conditional statements) syn taxes
like if, do, while, wend, select else-if etc and different
scripting languages like vb, java, shell or pearl.
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