Understanding Cucumber Framework Terminologies

The video tutorial provides an introduction to Cucumber automation, focusing on the key components: feature files, step definition files, and test runners. It explains how to create and write scenarios in feature files using Gherkin syntax, and the role of step definition files in mapping automation code. The tutorial also covers the use of JUnit as a test runner to execute test cases and highlights the importance of plugins for syntax highlighting in Eclipse.

What is the primary purpose of a feature file in Cucumber automation?

• To write automation code

• To define test scenarios

• To execute test cases

• To store test data

In Cucumber, what is the role of a step definition?

• To store test data

• To execute test cases

• To map scenarios to automation code

• To define test scenarios

What is the function of a test runner in Cucumber?

• To execute test cases

• To store test data

• To define test scenarios

• To write automation code

Which framework is used to connect feature files and step definitions in Cucumber?

• JUnit

• TestNG

• Selenium

• Cypress

What is the correct file extension for a feature file in Cucumber?

• .xml

• .json

• .feature

• .java

Why is it important to create packages under 'source test Java' in Eclipse for Cucumber?

• To enhance performance

• To enable debugging

• To improve code readability

• To ensure proper file recognition

What is the purpose of using plugins in Cucumber feature files?

• To execute test cases

• To highlight keywords

• To write automation code

• To store test data

What happens if there is no mapping code for a scenario in a feature file?

• The scenario will be skipped

• The scenario will be ignored

• The scenario will execute successfully

• An error will occur

Which keyword is used to define a scenario in a feature file?

• When

• Given

• Feature

• Scenario

What is the significance of the 'Given' keyword in a Cucumber scenario?

• To describe the initial context

• To define the expected outcome

• To specify the action to be taken

• To list the test data