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Traditional Testing and Agile Testing are two important testing techniques used to test the credibility, reliability, quality, functionality, and other important components of the software. Traditional Testing: Offers full coverage of the software. Allows one to detect the maximum number of defects. Agile Testing: Involves rigorous planning, analysis, and testing. Offers effective and efficient risk management.

Ad-hoc testing is an informal test that is performed randomly, without any plans or strategies, with the intention to break the software system. Compared to traditional testing, this is a beneficial test that helps the team to find the majority of defects, as it uses various innovative methods to test the software.

Agile follows a dynamic software development approach, whereas Traditional method focuses on the waterfall model, which is considered to be the oldest form of the software development model. Agile methods took over the traditional methods, to overcome the rigidity of the traditional model. Here we bring you an illustrated guide that covers the differences between the two.

Agile testing is emerging fast as a radical shift from the traditional software development models. It emphasizes the continuous improvement of the overall software development activity and can be carried out more precisely by following the agile testing checklist.