what is the difference between smoke testing and sanitry testing
Answer Posted / padmas
Smoke Testing and Sanitary Tastings are two different types of testing.
1.Smoke Testing is conducted when the builds have bugs and the root cause of the bugs or defects are not known but are identified that there are bugs. and needs to be where exactly the defect or bug is coming from.
2.Sanitary Testing is to clean the code units for un necessary variables are code scripts used while testing. Even the variables used to test certain values wherever required must be cleaned and cleared for neatness of the code unit. Each build is tested for sanitary things like comments and inline functions used to test units of the code must be removed from the code while integration of units etc. Or while identifying the defects or bugs also the code lines script lines inserted between the actual code, must be removed for clarity and clearness of each unit.
-Smoke testing is conducted at the time of defects exists. where as sanitary testing is conducted each new code is added or tested while unit testing or integration testing.
-Smoke testing is conducted for defects where as sanitary testing conducted for clearness of code. And for effective memory management of the each build developed.
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