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Answer» Functional testing differs from structural testing in the FOLLOWING ways: | Functional Testing | Structural Testing |
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| The purpose of functional testing is not only to validate a software system or component against the various functional specifications and requirements defined but also to verify whether it is ready to be deployed into the live environment. | This TEST evaluates a software's internal design or the structure of its code. It is also called white-box testing, clear box testing, or glass box testing. | | Functional testing is a black-box test since no KNOWLEDGE of the internal logic of the system is used to create test cases. | Functional testing is a black-box test since no knowledge of the internal logic of the system is used to create test cases. | | Some types of functional testing include system testing, regression testing, SANITY testing, and user acceptance testing. | Some types of functional testing include system testing, regression testing, sanity testing, and user acceptance testing. |
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