1. What is Assertion ? Junior A. a single check definition run repeatedly with different input and expected-output data sets B. a statement that declares an expected condition and fails the run if reality differs C. a fixed baseline of data or objects established so checks run against a known, consistent starting state D. paired routines that prepare shared preconditions before each check and clean them up afterward
2. Which term means: "a statement that declares an expected condition and fails the run if reality differs"? Junior A. Parameterized test B. Fixture C. Setup and teardown D. Assertion
3. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Assertion — a fixed baseline of data or objects established so checks run against a known, consistent starting state B. Assertion — a single check definition run repeatedly with different input and expected-output data sets C. Assertion — a statement that declares an expected condition and fails the run if reality differs D. Assertion — paired routines that prepare shared preconditions before each check and clean them up afterward
4. What is Setup and teardown ? Junior A. paired routines that prepare shared preconditions before each check and clean them up afterward B. a statement that declares an expected condition and fails the run if reality differs C. a fixed baseline of data or objects established so checks run against a known, consistent starting state D. a single check definition run repeatedly with different input and expected-output data sets
5. Which term means: "paired routines that prepare shared preconditions before each check and clean them up afterward"? Junior A. Parameterized test B. Assertion C. Setup and teardown D. Fixture
6. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Setup and teardown — paired routines that prepare shared preconditions before each check and clean them up afterward B. Setup and teardown — a statement that declares an expected condition and fails the run if reality differs C. Setup and teardown — a fixed baseline of data or objects established so checks run against a known, consistent starting state D. Setup and teardown — a single check definition run repeatedly with different input and expected-output data sets
7. What is Fixture ? Mid A. a single check definition run repeatedly with different input and expected-output data sets B. a statement that declares an expected condition and fails the run if reality differs C. a fixed baseline of data or objects established so checks run against a known, consistent starting state D. paired routines that prepare shared preconditions before each check and clean them up afterward
8. Which term means: "a fixed baseline of data or objects established so checks run against a known, consistent starting state"? Mid A. Assertion B. Setup and teardown C. Parameterized test D. Fixture
9. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Fixture — a single check definition run repeatedly with different input and expected-output data sets B. Fixture — a statement that declares an expected condition and fails the run if reality differs C. Fixture — a fixed baseline of data or objects established so checks run against a known, consistent starting state D. Fixture — paired routines that prepare shared preconditions before each check and clean them up afterward
10. What is Parameterized test ? Mid A. paired routines that prepare shared preconditions before each check and clean them up afterward B. a statement that declares an expected condition and fails the run if reality differs C. a fixed baseline of data or objects established so checks run against a known, consistent starting state D. a single check definition run repeatedly with different input and expected-output data sets
11. Which term means: "a single check definition run repeatedly with different input and expected-output data sets"? Mid A. Assertion B. Fixture C. Parameterized test D. Setup and teardown
12. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Parameterized test — a single check definition run repeatedly with different input and expected-output data sets B. Parameterized test — paired routines that prepare shared preconditions before each check and clean them up afterward C. Parameterized test — a statement that declares an expected condition and fails the run if reality differs D. Parameterized test — a fixed baseline of data or objects established so checks run against a known, consistent starting state