Top 10 differences between Black box and White box Testing

Black box Testing	White box Testing
Software testing method performed without the knowledge of internal code or structure	Software testing method with the knowledge of internal code or structure
It is carried out by software testers	It is carried out by developers
Implementation knowledge of the software is not required	Implementation knowledge of the software is required
Programming language such knowledge C,C++, Java is not required	Programming language knowledge such as C, C++, Java is required
It is performed at higher levels of testing E.g. System, User acceptance testing	It is performed at lower levels of testing E.g. Unit testing, Integration testing
Black box testing means functional or external testing	White box testing means structural or interior testing
Basic for test cases is Requirement Specification document	Basic for test cases is Detailed Design document
It mainly focuses on the functionality of the software or application	It mainly focuses on the code or program of the software
It focuses on What software does?	It focuses on How software works or performs?
The objective of testing is what the module or software is intended to do?	The objective of testing is How module or software works?
It only covers the testing of input values and desired output values	It covers the actual calculation logic used to calculate the desired output values