MTA Software Testing Fundamentals 3

Question 1

What is Test-Driven Development (TDD)?

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Writing tests before writing the production code they are meant to verify

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Writing all tests after all production code is complete

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Developing only automated end-to-end tests

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Testing driven entirely by end-user feedback

Question 2

What is static testing?

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Reviewing software artifacts such as code or documents without executing the program

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Testing a running application under a fixed load

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Testing only with unchanging, static data sets

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Testing that does not modify the codebase

Question 3

What does code coverage measure?

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The percentage of source code that is executed during the test suite run

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The number of defects found per line of code

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The ratio of commented lines to total lines in a codebase

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The number of lines written per developer per sprint

Question 4

Which process tracks a software defect through states such as New, Assigned, Fixed, and Closed?

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Defect life cycle management

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Test coverage analysis

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Continuous integration pipeline

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Regression test suite execution

Question 5

What is exploratory testing?

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Simultaneous learning, test design, and test execution without predefined scripts

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Running tests without recording any results

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Exhaustively testing every possible input combination

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Automated discovery and testing of new application features

Question 6

What is system testing?

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Testing the complete, integrated software system against its specified requirements

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Testing individual code functions in isolation

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Testing only the operating system and hardware configuration

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Testing each microservice independently

Question 7

Which testing type deliberately pushes a system beyond its normal operational limits to evaluate behavior under extreme conditions?

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Stress testing

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Unit testing

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Acceptance testing

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Sanity testing