Difference between static testing and dynamic testing .

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 Solution:-

Static testing

Dynamic testing

1.  A software testing technique in which the software is tested without executing the code.

1.  A software testing technique in which the software is tested with executing the code.

2. Testing done without executing the program.

2. Testing done by executing the program.

3. This testing does verification process.

3. This testing done validation process.

4. It is about to prevention of defeats.

4. It is about finding and fixing defeats.

5. It can be performing before compilation and it covers structural and statement coverage testing.

5. It is perform after compilation and it covers executable file of the code.

6.  example:-Inspection, walkthrough, technical reviews.

6. example:-white box testing, data flow testing, black box testing, functional testing, non functional testing.

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