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What is the difference between "verification testing" and "smoke testing"?
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The correct answer is A) Smoke testing is a quick, preliminary check of whether the most critical functions of a build work, used to decide if further testing is worthwhile; verification testing more broadly checks that a product meets specified requirements
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Correct Answer
Smoke testing is a quick, preliminary check of whether the most critical functions of a build work, used to decide if further testing is worthwhile; verification testing more broadly checks that a product meets specified requirements
Explanation
Smoke tests act as a quick "sanity check" — if they fail, the build is often rejected immediately without proceeding to more time-consuming detailed testing.
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