API GAME - Day 5

Q1. How to capture API information by Browser?

• Using Dev Tools

• Using Postman add-on of Browser

• Using JMeter or Blazemeter add on of Browser

• All of the above

Q2. What is the scope of a global variable?

• The entire program

• Only within the function where it is declared

• Only within the block where it is declared

• Global variables do not have a scope

Q3. How can you pass variables between requests in Postman?

• Using environment variables

• Using global variables

• Using collection variables

• All of the above

Q4. How can you run automated test in Postman?

• Using the Postman Runner

• Using the Postman API

• Using the Postman command line interface

• All of the above

Q5. What’s difference between Pre-request scripts and Test scripts in Postman?

• Pre-request scripts run before a request is sent, while test scripts run after a response is received

• Pre-request scripts are used to define request headers, while test scripts are used to validate response data

• Pre-request scripts are used to set up test data, while test scripts are used to execute tests

• Pre-request scripts and test scripts are interchangeable terms in Postman

Q6. How can you share Postman collection with other users?

• By exporting the collection and sending it via email

• By publishing the collection to the Postmand cloud

• By sharing a link to collection on a collaboration platform

• All of the above

Q7. What is the purpose of the Postman Collection Runner?

• To generate report for API testing.

• To execute multiple requests in a collection.

• To create a collection from existing requests.

• To share collection with other users.

Q8. What is the maximum number of requests that can be executed in a single run using Postman Runner?

• 100

• 500

• 1000

• Unlimited

Q9. What is the purpose of the Postman Interceptor?

• To record requests and responses from web applications

• To record requests and responses from API applications

• To mock server responses

• To debug server-side code

Q10. When should you use global variables? 

• When you want to prevent other code from accessing certain data

• When you want to make your code more modular

• When you need to share data between different parts of your program

• Global variables should be avoided whenever possible