You want to run a setup step once before all tests, a cleanup step once after all tests, and also run a login step before each test in Cypress. Which code snippet correctly implements this?

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Cypress - Writing Tests

AbeforeEach(() => { cy.setup() }); afterEach(() => { cy.cleanup() }); before(() => { cy.login() });

Bbefore(() => { cy.login() }); afterEach(() => { cy.cleanup() }); beforeEach(() => { cy.setup() });

Cbefore(() => { cy.setup() }); after(() => { cy.cleanup() }); beforeEach(() => { cy.login() });

Dafter(() => { cy.setup() }); before(() => { cy.cleanup() }); afterEach(() => { cy.login() });

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Assign setup and cleanup hooks
Setup runs once before all tests using before, cleanup runs once after all tests using after.
Step 2: Assign login before each test
Login runs before each test using beforeEach.
Step 3: Verify correct order and usage
before(() => { cy.setup() }); after(() => { cy.cleanup() }); beforeEach(() => { cy.login() }); correctly uses before, after, and beforeEach for these steps.
Final Answer:
before(() => { cy.setup() }); after(() => { cy.cleanup() }); beforeEach(() => { cy.login() }); -> Option C
Quick Check:
Setup once before, cleanup once after, login before each = B [OK]

Quick Trick: Use before for setup, after for cleanup, beforeEach for per-test login [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Mixing beforeEach with once-per-suite hooks
Placing login in before or after hooks incorrectly
Swapping setup and cleanup hooks

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You want to run a setup step once before all tests, a cleanup step once after all tests, and also run a login step before each test in Cypress. Which code snippet correctly implements this?

Step 1: Assign setup and cleanup hooks

Step 2: Assign login before each test

Step 3: Verify correct order and usage

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