It’s simple if you are going to primarily use your sword to kill hostile mobs then opting for the smite enchant would deal far more damage and kill the mobs a lot quicker. This is why you’ll commonly get sharpness on most of your sword enchantments because smite is a rare enchant because of the extra damage it does to specific mobs. So as you can see if you are going to be killing hostile mobs then sharpness wouldn’t be as beneficial as having Smite. Whereas on the java edition the first level adds 1 extra damage and any further levels increase the damage by 0.5. Sharpness adds 1.25 extra damage for every level. If you can get Smite 5 on a diamond sword then you’ll be able to one hit both zombies and skeletons as long as they are not wearing any armor pieces. Skeletons, zombies, withers, wither skeletons, zombie pigmen, skeleton horses, strays, husks, phantoms, and drowned. So if you’re main uses for the sword are going to be killing the majority of hostile mobs from the list below, then smite would be the better solution and the best enchant to apply over sharpness. Whether you’re playing the java or bedrock edition of Minecraft.
Whereas Sharpness deals added damage to anything you hit with your sword. Well, Smite deals extra damage to skeletons, zombies, withers, wither skeletons, zombie pigmen, skeleton horses, strays, husks, phantoms, and drowned. Because they are mutually exclusive this means that without commands you cannot apply both to the same weapon in vanilla Minecraft. Deciding on whether you want to apply smite or sharpness to your sword all depends on what your main uses are going to be.
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