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Question: What is Sanity Test,Adhoc Testing & Smoke Testing? When will use the Above Tests?

Answer: Most of the times sanity & smoke testing are used interchangeably. However, there is difference in these 2 terms<br><br>- Smoke Testing : It is done to make sure if the build we gt is testable or not, i.e to check for the testability of the build also called as "day 0" chk. Done at the 'build level'<br><br>- Sanity Testing : It is done during the release phase to chk for the main functionalities without going deeper. Sometimes also called as subset of regression testing. When no rigorous regression testing is done to the build, sanity does that part by checking major functionalities. Done at the <br>'release level'<br><br>- Adhoc Testing : It is kind of exploratory testing, done without any formal test cases written. Used when there is lack of time and we need to chk the build bases on the intuition of test engineer.

Most of the times sanity & smoke testing are used interchangeably. However, there is difference in these 2 terms<br><br>- Smoke Testing : It is done to make sure if the build we gt is testable or not, i.e to check for the testability of the build also called as "day 0" chk. Done at the 'build level'<br><br>- Sanity Testing : It is done during the release phase to chk for the main functionalities without going deeper. Sometimes also called as subset of regression testing. When no rigorous regression testing is done to the build, sanity does that part by checking major functionalities. Done at the <br>'release level'<br><br>- Adhoc Testing : It is kind of exploratory testing, done without any formal test cases written. Used when there is lack of time and we need to chk the build bases on the intuition of test engineer. Source: CoolInterview.com

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