How to test

How do you do test cases in Java?

• a) Right-click and select "Run As > JUnit Test."
• b) Use the @Test annotation in JUnit.
• c) Write test cases after the code.
• d) Use a tool like JUnit for testing.

How do you write a good Java test?

• a) Follow best practices and write tests before the code.
• b) Determine test code coverage and use external dependencies.
• c) Test implementation details and avoid test automation.
• d) Use JUnit as the primary testing framework.

What does test() do in Java?

• a) Runs a method before each test.
• b) Runs a method after each test.
• c) Marks a method as a test method.
• d) Executes JUnit assertions.

What is the tool to test Java code?

• a) JUnit
• b) TestNG
• c) Mockito
• d) Selenium

How unit testing is done in Java?

• a) Write test cases in the same package as the source code.
• b) Compare expected and actual results for each test case.
• c) Prefer complex test cases over simple ones.
• d) Use JUnit annotations for test setup and teardown.

How to write test cases for Java API?

• a) Use the describe function and pass data between steps.
• b) Validate the endpoint response using assert methods.
• c) Use the @Test annotation and JUnit framework.
• d) Use tools like Postman for API testing.

What should I learn in Java for testing?

• a) Parameterized testing and JUnit testing.
• b) Enterprise software and dynamic testing.
• c) Test class lifecycle and managing resources.
• d) All of the above.

What is positive testing in Java?

• a) Testing for expected behaviors.
• b) Testing with negative inputs.
• c) Testing for error handling.
• d) Testing with performance benchmarks.

Why Java for testers?

• a) Ability to build web applications and automation frameworks.
• b) Strong community support and popularity for GUI automation.
• c) Better career prospects compared to other languages.
• d) Comprehensive debugging and profiling tools.

What is a test plan in Java?

• a) A document outlining software testing areas and activities.
• b) A detailed schedule for executing test cases.
• c) A collection of test scripts for automated testing.
• d) A framework for writing and executing unit tests.