Concordion Concordion Fundamentals 2

Question 1

What does the concordion:assertEquals command do?

Accepted Answer

Checks that an expression matches the element text

Answer

concordion:assertEquals evaluates a fixture expression and compares the result to the text content of the HTML element.

Question 2

What colour does Concordion use to highlight a passing test element in the output report?

Accepted Answer

Green

Answer

Concordion colours passing assertions green in the rendered HTML output report.

Question 3

Which Concordion command is used to set a fixture variable from an HTML element's text?

Accepted Answer

concordion:set

Answer

concordion:set assigns the element's text content to a named variable for use in subsequent commands.

Question 4

What does the concordion:execute command do?

Accepted Answer

Calls a fixture method without checking a return value

Answer

concordion:execute invokes a fixture method for its side effects without asserting the return value against element text.

Question 5

Which command does Concordion use to iterate over rows in an HTML table?

Accepted Answer

concordion:execute on <tr>

Answer

Placing concordion:execute on a <tr> element tells Concordion to iterate over each table row as a separate test case.

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