1. Manual testing
Manual testing is a software testing type in which test case execution is performed manually by humans without using any automated tool. It helps in ensuring that both functional and non-functional requirements are met. It is considered that 100% automation is not possible. Some software testing types like exploratory, usability, user-friendliness, etc can only be performed manually. So, manual testing is always necessary but with its advantages, there are some disadvantages also like – it is very time-consuming, resource-intensive, and prone to human errors.
2. Automated testing
It is a type of testing in which automated test case execution is performed using different automation tools and test scripts. Its advantage is – once the automated scripts get created, it saves a lot of test execution time. Also, it helps with the implementation of Continous-Integration and Continous Deployment (CICD) in which automated test cases can be made to execute automatically as soon as the new code is pushed. Thus making the product releases automatic and much faster.
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