Sanity testing vs Smoke testing

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 Smoke testing, also known as build verification testing, is performed on initial builds before they are released for extensive testing.

 The idea is to net issues, if any, in the preliminary stages so that the QA

team gets a stable build for testing, thus saving a significant amount of effort and time spent by the QA

 Sanity testing is performed on a stable build which represents minor changes in code/functionality to ensure that none of the existing functionality is broken due to the changes.

 For this, a subset of regression tests is conducted on the build


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