Some quick comparisons between black and while box testing.
Black Box Testing:
- Requires No knowledge of the internal structure of program or application.
- Requires No programming knowledge required.
- The main goal is to test the behaviour of the software or application.
- Focused on the external or end-user perspective.
- Generally provide less detailed reports.
- Not time consuming.
White Box Testing:
- Requires knowledge of the internal structure of program.
- Requires programming knowledge.
- The main goal to test the internal operations of the system.
- Focused on code itself, its structure, conditions, paths and branches.
- Generally provide the most detailed reports.
- Extremely time consuming.
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