Using the 'pending()' function in Jasmine, you can indicate that a test specification is pending.
During testing, a fixture is a sample input or set of data.
The "done()" function in Jasmine can be used to manage asynchronous actions.
The 'toThrowError()' matcher in Jasmine can be used to test exceptions.
A common test environment is created by running code before each test specification in a suite using the "beforeEach()" function.
To determine whether two values are equal, use the matcher 'toEqual()'.
In a test, a matcher function in Jasmine compares the actual and expected values.
To make assertions, utilize Jasmine's expect() function.
In Jasmine, a test specification is defined using the 'it()' function.
To set up a spy that records function calls and their arguments, use the'spyOn()' method.
To define a test suite with Jasmine, use the "describe()" function.
