FREE Jasmine JavaScript for Beginner’s Questions and Answers

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To see if any variables were previously undefined, ___ check.

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Check whether any variables were previously undefined with the toBeUndefined () function.

Which of the following is a Jasmine.js substitute?

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The following are some Jasmine.js substitutes:

• Mocha
• Jest
• Tape

Which of the following commands controls the Jasmine Clock, which you can use to control how much time passes during your tests?

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The Jasmine Clock, which may be used to control how much time passes throughout your tests, is managed by the Jasmine.Clock () command.

The Jasmine framework includes a feature called ___ that lets you spy on a particular line of code.

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The Jasmine framework includes a function called SpyOn() that lets you spy on a particular line of code.

Which of the aforementioned businesses employs Jasmine?

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These businesses make use of Jasmine:

• Accenture
• Walmart
• E-Commerce
• Gitlab

Are toBeTruthy () and toBeFalse () equivalent?

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ToBeTruthy matches the output as true, while toBeFalsy matches the output as false.

We use the unique matcher known as ___ when we are unsure of the output.

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We use the special matcher any when we are dubious of the output.

When was Jasmine.js made available?

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Is the function It() a global or local function?

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A global function is the it() method.

The __ method is called when each test specification has been completed.

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The afterEach() method is called following the completion of each test specification.

How many different spy technologies are there in Jasmine?

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SpyOn() and CreateSpy are the two spying technologies that Jasmine supports ().

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