How to write a test class in Java?

a) Manually create a new test class and generate a new test method

c) Copy and modify an existing test class

d) Write test cases directly in the main Java class

Why Java for testers?

a) Java is used for building web applications and test automation frameworks

b) Java has a large community of testers

c) Java is easy to learn for testers

d) Java provides good integration with testing tools

What is a testing technique?

a) Methods used to evaluate systems and identify gaps, errors, or missing requirements

b) Writing test plans and test cases

c) Conducting user acceptance testing

d) Debugging and fixing software defects

Why do we need testing in Java?

a) To discover defects/bugs before software delivery and ensure software quality

b) To improve code performance in Java applications

c) To increase job opportunities for Java developers

d) To optimize memory usage in Java programs

Can I learn testing without coding?

a) Yes, codeless automation tools allow testers to develop test scripts without coding

b) No, coding skills are necessary for all types of testing

c) Testers do not need to understand software testing principles

d) Codeless testing eliminates the need for testers in the process

Will I get a job if I learn Java?

b) Yes, learning Java can lead to excellent job prospects

a) Learning Java has no impact on job prospects

c) Job prospects are better for non-Java developers

d) Java developers have limited career opportunities

Which is better, Java or testing?

c) It depends on career interests and preferences

a) Java is better for software design

b) Testing is more lucrative than Java development

d) Both Java and testing have equal career prospects

What is the highest salary of Java testing?

c) The salary remains the same for all Java developers

d) Salary is not determined by job titles

How many types of testing are there in Java?

d) Testing in Java is not categorized into types

Do we need coding for Selenium?

b) Yes, coding skills are required for effective use of Selenium

a) No, Selenium is a codeless automation tool

c) Selenium is not suitable for testing with coding requirements

d) Selenium supports only one programming language for automation

Where to put test Java?

c) Any folder in the project directory

d) Test Java code should not be stored separately

c) JDK is an environment used for building and testing Java programs

a) A specific type of testing framework

b) JDK is a codeless automation tool for Java testing

d) JDK is a programming language variant for testing purposes

Which Java is used for Selenium?

b) Java is one of the preferred languages for Selenium automation

a) Java is the only language used for Selenium automation

c) Selenium does not support Java as a scripting language

d) Selenium supports all programming languages equally

How much coding is in QA?

c) QA analysts need some coding knowledge

a) Extensive coding knowledge is required for QA analysts

b) QA analysts do not need any coding knowledge

d) Coding in QA depends on the project requirements

Does a QA tester require coding?

d) Some coding knowledge is necessary for QA testers

a) QA testers need the same level of coding skills as software developers

b) No, coding knowledge is not necessary for QA testers

c) Yes, QA testers require coding knowledge, similar to web developers

How to create a test?

A) Choose appropriate item types for objectives.

B) Align the exam with course objectives.

C) Write clear and explicit instructions.

D) Preview the exam and word questions clearly.

How to test Java code locally?

B) Create a new file in the folder, open command prompt, and compile using javac.

A) Create a new folder and Java file, then compile using javac command.

C) Create a new folder, go to the folder, and compile using javac.

D) Create a new file in the folder, then compile using javac command.

What is tester class in Java?

A) A class with a main function that serves as the starting point of the program.

B) A class that contains methods for testing Java code.

C) A class used for creating test cases in Java.

D) A class that calls objects of other classes.

Why Selenium is used with Java?

D) Selenium supports writing test scripts in Java and other programming languages.

A) Selenium is a web browser automation tool.

B) Selenium provides a single interface for writing test scripts in multiple programming languages.

C) Selenium is an open-source tool used for automating web browsers.

What are the 5 testing methods?

A) Unit tests, integration tests, functional tests, regression tests, and acceptance tests.

B) Manual testing, automated testing, integration testing, functional testing, and regression testing.

C) Unit tests, system tests, boundary tests, regression tests, and acceptance tests.

D) Manual testing, integration testing, functional testing, regression testing, and acceptance testing.

What are the 3 types of test data?

A) Normal data, boundary data, and erroneous data.

B) Typical data, valid data, and error data.

C) Sensible data, boundary data, and valid data.

D) Normal data, boundary data, and error data.

How many types of testing are there?

B) Three types: manual testing, automated testing, and continuous testing.

A) Two types: manual testing and automated testing.

C) Four types: unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing.

D) Five types: unit testing, integration testing, system testing, acceptance testing, and regression testing.

What are the 7 principles of software testing?

A) Testing shows defects, exhaustive testing is impossible, early testing, defect clustering, pesticide paradox, testing is context-dependent, and absence-of-errors fallacy.

B) Testing shows defects, exhaustive testing is possible, early testing, defect clustering, pesticide paradox, testing is context-dependent, and absence-of-errors fallacy.

C) Testing shows defects, exhaustive testing is impossible, late testing, defect clustering, pesticide paradox, testing is context-dependent, and absence-of-errors fallacy.

D) Testing shows defects, exhaustive testing is impossible, early testing, defect clustering, pesticide paradox, testing is context-independent, and absence-of-errors fallacy.

What are the levels of testing?

A) Unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing.

B) Component testing, regression testing, functional testing, and user acceptance testing.

C) Unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and user acceptance testing.

D) Component testing, regression testing, system testing, and user acceptance testing.

What is the main purpose of testing?

B) To check product and documentation, find defects, and measure quality and risk.

A) To measure quality and risk, prevent defects, and establish confidence.

C) To establish confidence, prevent defects, and check product and documentation.

D) To find defects, measure quality and risk, and prevent defects.

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