What is the difference between sensitivity and white balance in photography?

Sensitivity means sensitivity to light. The larger the value, the higher the sensitivity. For example, if the sensitivity is 100 and the shutter speed is 200 in the A position, then if the sensitivity is 200, the shutter speed should reach 400. The significance of sensitivity lies in shooting in low-light environments. High sensitivity allows you to easily take photos with suitable exposure in dark environments.

White balance is an adjustment function for color temperature in the camera. For example, if the camera does not set the correct white balance for the same white object under daylight or under yellow light, it will appear. The photographed object appears white more normally under daylight, but it definitely looks yellow under yellow light. In order to correct this deviation. The white balance setting appears. White balance is to correctly restore the color of an object.