Answer Posted / anjali
Even though smoke testing and sanity testing aims at the
same,
Smoke testing is done by the developers before releasing
the build to the testing team to check its stability where
as
Sanity testing is done by the testing team after receiving
the build from the development team in order to check the
stability of an application to perform further detailed
testing.
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