1. What is Test-driven development ? Mid A. a three-step structure for a check: prepare inputs, invoke the behavior, then verify the result B. a discipline where a failing check is written before the production code that makes it pass C. an approach describing desired outcomes in business-readable given-when-then language shared with non-developers D. the short cycle of writing a failing check, making it pass simply, then improving the design without changing behavior
2. Which term means: "a discipline where a failing check is written before the production code that makes it pass"? Mid A. Behavior-driven development B. Test-driven development C. Red-green-refactor D. Arrange-act-assert
3. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Test-driven development — a three-step structure for a check: prepare inputs, invoke the behavior, then verify the result B. Test-driven development — a discipline where a failing check is written before the production code that makes it pass C. Test-driven development — an approach describing desired outcomes in business-readable given-when-then language shared with non-developers D. Test-driven development — the short cycle of writing a failing check, making it pass simply, then improving the design without changing behavior
4. What is Behavior-driven development ? Mid A. a three-step structure for a check: prepare inputs, invoke the behavior, then verify the result B. an approach describing desired outcomes in business-readable given-when-then language shared with non-developers C. the short cycle of writing a failing check, making it pass simply, then improving the design without changing behavior D. a discipline where a failing check is written before the production code that makes it pass
5. Which term means: "an approach describing desired outcomes in business-readable given-when-then language shared with non-developers"? Mid A. Arrange-act-assert B. Test-driven development C. Red-green-refactor D. Behavior-driven development
6. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Behavior-driven development — an approach describing desired outcomes in business-readable given-when-then language shared with non-developers B. Behavior-driven development — the short cycle of writing a failing check, making it pass simply, then improving the design without changing behavior C. Behavior-driven development — a discipline where a failing check is written before the production code that makes it pass D. Behavior-driven development — a three-step structure for a check: prepare inputs, invoke the behavior, then verify the result
7. What is Red-green-refactor ? Junior A. a discipline where a failing check is written before the production code that makes it pass B. a three-step structure for a check: prepare inputs, invoke the behavior, then verify the result C. an approach describing desired outcomes in business-readable given-when-then language shared with non-developers D. the short cycle of writing a failing check, making it pass simply, then improving the design without changing behavior
8. Which term means: "the short cycle of writing a failing check, making it pass simply, then improving the design without changing behavior"? Junior A. Red-green-refactor B. Behavior-driven development C. Arrange-act-assert D. Test-driven development
9. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Red-green-refactor — an approach describing desired outcomes in business-readable given-when-then language shared with non-developers B. Red-green-refactor — a three-step structure for a check: prepare inputs, invoke the behavior, then verify the result C. Red-green-refactor — a discipline where a failing check is written before the production code that makes it pass D. Red-green-refactor — the short cycle of writing a failing check, making it pass simply, then improving the design without changing behavior
10. What is Arrange-act-assert ? Junior A. an approach describing desired outcomes in business-readable given-when-then language shared with non-developers B. the short cycle of writing a failing check, making it pass simply, then improving the design without changing behavior C. a three-step structure for a check: prepare inputs, invoke the behavior, then verify the result D. a discipline where a failing check is written before the production code that makes it pass
11. Which term means: "a three-step structure for a check: prepare inputs, invoke the behavior, then verify the result"? Junior A. Test-driven development B. Red-green-refactor C. Behavior-driven development D. Arrange-act-assert
12. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Arrange-act-assert — a three-step structure for a check: prepare inputs, invoke the behavior, then verify the result B. Arrange-act-assert — a discipline where a failing check is written before the production code that makes it pass C. Arrange-act-assert — an approach describing desired outcomes in business-readable given-when-then language shared with non-developers D. Arrange-act-assert — the short cycle of writing a failing check, making it pass simply, then improving the design without changing behavior