Behaviour Driven Development

What is the main purpose of BDD?

• To focus only on system testing

• To replace all other testing methods

• To improve collaboration between developers, testers, and business stakeholders

• To write test scripts without any business logic

In BDD, what format is commonly used to write scenarios?

• JSON

• Given-When-Then

• XML

• SQL

What does the ‘Given’ step in BDD represent?

• The expected outcome of the test

• The action that triggers an event

• The cleanup process after a test

• The preconditions or initial state before an action occurs

Why is collaboration important in BDD?

• To align software behavior with business expectations

• To create technical documentation for testers

• To ensure developers work faster

• To remove the need for manual testing

10. What is the best way to write an effective BDD scenario?

• Include as much technical detail as possible

• Write vague and general descriptions

• Use clear, concise, and business-friendly language

• Avoid using the Given-When-Then structure

In a feature file, what keyword is used to define a test scenario?

• Feature

• Example

• Background

• Scenario

What is the main advantage of using natural language in BDD feature files?

• It eliminates the need for developers

• It makes test execution faster

• It allows all technical and non-technical stakeholders to understand test cases

• It reduces the need for automation

Who should be involved in writing BDD scenarios?

• Only developers

• Only testers

• Business stakeholders, testers, and developers

• Project managers and executives

26. How does BDD help reduce misunderstandings in software development?

• By enforcing strict coding guidelines

• By creating a shared language between developers, testers, and business stakeholders
  

• By ensuring that all tests pass before development starts

• By requiring developers to work independently from other teams

You can practice Behaviour Driven Development without automated tests

• True

• False