What is the difference between smoke testing and sanity testing?
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Answer Posted / kiran wale
Sanity and smoke testing are the last phase when all the integration of the modules are done.After this you have to select between these two testing.
Always have to understand that smoke testing is cursory testing of the whole software or we can say basic functionality of the software while sanity testing is in depth testing of any one module selected from the software.
Both sanity and smoke testing are implements when time is limited and software have to be launch.
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