Testing with Task Data

The video tutorial covers creating and managing test data for users and tasks in a database. It explains how to set up task data, create multiple tasks, and save them to the database. The tutorial also includes writing test cases for task retrieval and testing the security of task deletion, ensuring that only authorized users can delete tasks.

What is the primary purpose of creating a second user in the database?

• To test multiple user logins simultaneously

• To simulate a real-world scenario for testing

• To increase the database size

• To test the database's performance

When setting up a task, which property is NOT necessary?

• Task owner

• Task priority level

• Task completion status

• Task description

What is the significance of setting the 'owner' property in a task?

• It determines who can view the task

• It links the task to a specific user

• It specifies who created the task

• It sets the task's priority

Why is it important to update the database setup with new tasks?

• To ensure the database is not empty

• To reduce the number of test cases

• To allow test suites to use the updated data

• To improve database performance

What should be the length of the response array when fetching tasks for user one?

• 4

• 3

• 2

• 1

How can you ensure that only tasks belonging to a specific user are fetched?

• By checking the task's description

• By verifying the task's owner ID

• By sorting tasks by creation date

• By filtering tasks by completion status

Which of the following is NOT a step in writing a test case for fetching tasks?

• Creating a test case

• Making a request for tasks

• Asserting the response status code

• Deleting the fetched tasks

What should you do if a test case fails to fetch the correct number of tasks?

• Delete the test case

• Ignore the test case

• Check the task owner's ID

• Re-run the test suite

What is the expected status code when a user tries to delete a task they do not own?

• 403

• 404

• 201

• 200

What is the purpose of using 'await' with 'task.findById'?

• To handle asynchronous operations

• To improve code readability

• To immediately execute the function

• To ensure the task is deleted