In my college, I learned about Integration testing in which we combine the whole code together and then test it at once after we are done with unit testing.
A few days back, I heard about Jenkins, which says it does Continuous Integration Testing. I read about it and learned that it means that a developer pushes his/her code several times a day to Jenkins for testing instead of sending the code at the end of the day.
I was confused so I went to read about it from Wikipedia but it didn’t help. I read the two links below
ELI5
What does this all mean?
What is the difference between Regular Integration Testing and Continuous Integration Testing?
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