How to conduct sanity testing?

Sanity testing, also known as smoke testing, is a quick and focused testing technique used to determine whether a specific feature or functionality of a software application is working correctly after a minor change or bug fix. To conduct sanity testing, testers should create a set of test cases that cover the critical functionalities of the application. These tests should be simple and straightforward, focusing on the most important features. Once the tests are executed, testers should compare the actual results with the expected results to determine if the feature is working as expected. If any discrepancies are found, they should be reported and fixed before the feature is considered ready for further testing.

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