69.Test Flow Explained

What is a test flow?

• A diagram representing the execution order of test components.
• A technique for creating test scenarios based on requirement specifications.
• A method for connecting various test elements in a system.
• A process of observing the execution paths of a program.

What does @Test do in Java?

• Marks a method as a test method.
• Executes a method before each test method.
• Executes a method after each test method.
• Indicates the importance level of a test method.

What is control flow testing and how does it work? Explain its types.

• A technique for observing the execution paths of a program.
• A form of white-box testing where the implementation is known to the tester.
• A process of developing test cases based on structured execution paths.
• All of the above.

How to pass test cases in Java?

• Use the JUnitCore class for executing test cases.
• Create a test class and add a test method annotated with @Test.
• Implement the test condition and check it using the assertEquals API.
• All of the above.

How do you write a test flow?

• Create a test block of work.
• Create test work items.
• Build your flow.
• Launch your flow.
• all of the above

What is the @Test annotation?

• An important part of any automation script.
• A way to write code/business logic.
• Used to automate specific code within a test method.
• All of the above.

What is a test plan in Java?

• A detailed document describing software testing areas and activities.
• Outlines the test strategy, objectives, and schedule.
• Specifies required resources and test deliverables.
• All of the above.

What is a test case in Java?

• Set of conditions tested by a software tester.
• Evaluates if the software fulfills customer requirements.
• Informs the development team of any bugs or errors.
• All of the above.

What are the three types of control flow?

• Sequential
• Selection
• Repetition
• All of the above.

What are the two types of flow control?

• Stop and Wait Protocol
• Sliding Window Protocol
• Flow control and Control flow
• Sequential and Selection