1. What is Stub ? Junior A. a stand-in object that returns hardcoded canned responses to calls made during a check B. a programmable substitute pre-loaded with expectations about which calls it should receive, failing if they are not met C. a wrapper that records how a real or substitute object was called so the calls can be asserted afterward D. a working lightweight implementation, such as an in-memory database, used instead of the real one
2. Which term means: "a stand-in object that returns hardcoded canned responses to calls made during a check"? Junior A. Stub B. Spy C. Mock D. Dummy
3. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Stub — a placeholder object passed only to fill a parameter list, never actually used by the code under examination B. Stub — a wrapper that records how a real or substitute object was called so the calls can be asserted afterward C. Stub — a programmable substitute pre-loaded with expectations about which calls it should receive, failing if they are not met D. Stub — a stand-in object that returns hardcoded canned responses to calls made during a check
4. What is Mock ? Mid A. a placeholder object passed only to fill a parameter list, never actually used by the code under examination B. a working lightweight implementation, such as an in-memory database, used instead of the real one C. a programmable substitute pre-loaded with expectations about which calls it should receive, failing if they are not met D. a stand-in object that returns hardcoded canned responses to calls made during a check
5. Which term means: "a programmable substitute pre-loaded with expectations about which calls it should receive, failing if they are not met"? Mid A. Stub B. Mock C. Fake D. Spy
6. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Mock — a placeholder object passed only to fill a parameter list, never actually used by the code under examination B. Mock — a programmable substitute pre-loaded with expectations about which calls it should receive, failing if they are not met C. Mock — a working lightweight implementation, such as an in-memory database, used instead of the real one D. Mock — a wrapper that records how a real or substitute object was called so the calls can be asserted afterward
7. What is Fake ? Mid A. a wrapper that records how a real or substitute object was called so the calls can be asserted afterward B. a programmable substitute pre-loaded with expectations about which calls it should receive, failing if they are not met C. a stand-in object that returns hardcoded canned responses to calls made during a check D. a working lightweight implementation, such as an in-memory database, used instead of the real one
8. Which term means: "a working lightweight implementation, such as an in-memory database, used instead of the real one"? Mid A. Mock B. Stub C. Fake D. Dummy
9. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Fake — a wrapper that records how a real or substitute object was called so the calls can be asserted afterward B. Fake — a stand-in object that returns hardcoded canned responses to calls made during a check C. Fake — a programmable substitute pre-loaded with expectations about which calls it should receive, failing if they are not met D. Fake — a working lightweight implementation, such as an in-memory database, used instead of the real one
10. What is Spy ? Junior A. a placeholder object passed only to fill a parameter list, never actually used by the code under examination B. a wrapper that records how a real or substitute object was called so the calls can be asserted afterward C. a programmable substitute pre-loaded with expectations about which calls it should receive, failing if they are not met D. a stand-in object that returns hardcoded canned responses to calls made during a check
11. Which term means: "a wrapper that records how a real or substitute object was called so the calls can be asserted afterward"? Junior A. Stub B. Spy C. Fake D. Mock
12. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Spy — a placeholder object passed only to fill a parameter list, never actually used by the code under examination B. Spy — a wrapper that records how a real or substitute object was called so the calls can be asserted afterward C. Spy — a stand-in object that returns hardcoded canned responses to calls made during a check D. Spy — a working lightweight implementation, such as an in-memory database, used instead of the real one
13. What is Dummy ? Junior A. a programmable substitute pre-loaded with expectations about which calls it should receive, failing if they are not met B. a placeholder object passed only to fill a parameter list, never actually used by the code under examination C. a working lightweight implementation, such as an in-memory database, used instead of the real one D. a wrapper that records how a real or substitute object was called so the calls can be asserted afterward
14. Which term means: "a placeholder object passed only to fill a parameter list, never actually used by the code under examination"? Junior A. Dummy B. Fake C. Spy D. Stub
15. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Dummy — a placeholder object passed only to fill a parameter list, never actually used by the code under examination B. Dummy — a working lightweight implementation, such as an in-memory database, used instead of the real one C. Dummy — a stand-in object that returns hardcoded canned responses to calls made during a check D. Dummy — a wrapper that records how a real or substitute object was called so the calls can be asserted afterward