Github and Testing

What is Git?

• A distributed version control system

• A centralized version control system

• A web hosting service

• A programming language

What is GitHub primarily used for?

• Local file storage

• Web-based git repository hosting

• Database management

• Software development lifecycle management

What does a 'Happy path' test case indicate?

• A test case that fails

• A test case that is not executed

• A test case that yields no result

• A test case that results in a positive outcome

Which command is used to clone a repository in Git?

• git clone

• git push

• git pull

• git add

What is the purpose of the 'Test Summary/Description' field in a test case document?

• To list all test steps

• To describe the test objective in brief

• To provide expected results

• To document the test execution date

What does the 'Status' field in a test case document indicate?

• The expected result of the test

• The date of test execution

• The name of the tester

• If the test passed or failed

What is a 'Sad path' test case?

• A test case that fails

• A test case that results in a positive outcome

• A test case that yields no result

• A test case that is executed successfully

Which of the following is NOT a key concept of Git?

• Debugging

• Branching

• Commit changes

• Repository

What is the first step to start using GitHub?

• Push changes to a repository

• Create an account at GitHub

• Install GitHub Desktop

• Clone a repository

What is the purpose of the 'Test Data' field in a test case document?

• To describe the expected result

• To indicate the test case ID

• To list the test steps

• To provide input for the test case