Testing With Cucumber

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Test Your Knowledge of Cucumber and BDD

Welcome to the "Testing With Cucumber" quiz! This engaging assessment is designed to challenge your understanding of Behavior Driven Development (BDD) practices and Cucumber. With 10 thought-provoking questions, you can test your skills and learn more about this powerful testing framework.

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Enhance your BDD knowledge
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10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LearningMonkey742

BDD tests are written in readable format using Given-When-Then steps. What is the full form of BDD?

Behavior Driven Deployment

Background Driven Development

Behavior Driven Development

Behavior Detailed Deployment

Which of the following is not a true advantage of Cucumber?

Cucumber acceptance tests are written from user’s perspective

Code reusability

Tests are written in high level Java language and people with less technical skills can not write scenarios

Cucumber can be integrated with Selenium and other testing frameworks like JUnit & TestNG

What is the purpose of ‘Given’ step in the feature file?

Given defines the context of the scenario

Given defines the actions of the scenario

Given defines the outcome of the scenario

Given defines the condition of the scenario

Explain Scenario Outline in feature file

Scenario Outline keyword in feature file is used to execute scenarios multiple times.

Scenario Outline keyword uses a all set of test data given to execute.

Scenario Outline keyword uses ‘Examples’ in a tabular structure separated by pipes (| |).

All of the above.

What is background keyword for in feature file?

Steps written under the Background keyword are executed before every scenario.

Steps written under the Background keyword are executed after every scenario

Steps written under the Background keyword are executed once and not for all scenarios.

Steps written under the Background keyword are not executed as they are comments.

Which of the below explains Cucumber tags.

Only 2 Cucumber tags can be used before scenario or feature

Cucumber tags are used to organize scenarios in your feature file.

Tags cannot be used to ignore scenarios from execution

$ is used to represent tags in a feature file.

Which of the below explains Cucumber Hooks.

Cucumber Hooks are blocks of code that can be used to run before and after the scenarios.

Cucumber Hooks use @Before and @After methods which helps eliminate redundant code

@After will be executed even if the scenario fails.

All of the above.

Testing With Cucumber

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