The concept in which a quick, focused test performed to confirm that a specific function or bug fix works as intended after a minor change is best known as which of these terms?

Difficulty: Medium

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This Medium Software Testing & SDLC MCQ checks one syllabus fact.

The question is: “The concept in which a quick, focused test performed to confirm that a specific function or bug fix works as intended after a minor change is best known as which of these terms?”

The accepted answer is B. Sanity testing. Sanity testing refers to a quick, focused test performed to confirm that a specific function or bug fix works as intended after a minor change.

A. Dynamic testing
Why not A: “Dynamic testing” is not correct. The accepted answer is B. Sanity testing. Sanity testing refers to a quick, focused test performed to confirm that a specific function or bug fix works as intended after a minor change.
B. Sanity testing ✓
C. SDLC maintenance phase
Why not C: “SDLC maintenance phase” is not correct. The accepted answer is B. Sanity testing. Sanity testing refers to a quick, focused test performed to confirm that a specific function or bug fix works as intended after a minor change.
D. Static testing
Why not D: “Static testing” is not correct. The accepted answer is B. Sanity testing. Sanity testing refers to a quick, focused test performed to confirm that a specific function or bug fix works as intended after a minor change.

Correct answer

B. Sanity testing

Explanation

Sanity testing refers to a quick, focused test performed to confirm that a specific function or bug fix works as intended after a minor change.

Source: Software Testing & SDLC Official Reference Guide

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