Smoke Testing vs Sanity Testing

Smoke Testing: It is a kind of general testing where you check the software if all the critical functions are working fine or not.

You don’t get into the detail testing of any module when you are doing the smoke testing.

Sanity Testing: If you make some changes in the code/ Functionality, You always feel a need to test again if the code or the module in which we made any kind of change is still working fine or not

that testing is known as sanity testing.

It is non scripted kind of testing; You don’t document it.

It will check a specific component in which made change, On the other hand smoke is not specific one.

Smoke testing is general check up and Sanity is specialized check up.

A Daily Life Example:-

Suppose a doctor make general health checkup of a newborn baby that’s a smoke testing He will generally on the Abstract level check everything.

During that testing doctor finds something wrong with his eyes, He will recommend treatments (Code changes) then after that he will send you back to home.

Few days later when the doctor will check you again, After the completion of Treatment. He will focus on eye where He

made treatment that’s the Sanity testing.

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