what is the diff between ad hoc and exploratory testing ?
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Answer Posted / satyaprasad
Ad-Hoc testing ,generally every testing team conducts
formaltesting on the build ,in some situations like lack
of time ,lack of domain knowledge and lack of documentation
testing team conducts informal testing they concentrates on
the main functionalities this is called 'adhoc testing'
Exploratory testing comes under the catagory of adhoc
testing ,testing conducted by the testing team with out any
documents is called 'Exploaratory testing'.
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