Cypress - Basics and SetupWhat role does Node.js play in running Cypress tests?AIt acts as a database for storing test resultsBIt provides the runtime environment for executing Cypress commandsCIt is used to design the UI of Cypress test reportsDIt replaces the browser engine for rendering web pagesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Cypress architectureCypress runs on Node.js which executes test scripts and manages processes.Step 2: Identify Node.js roleNode.js provides the JavaScript runtime outside the browser, enabling Cypress commands to run.Final Answer:It provides the runtime environment for executing Cypress commands -> Option BQuick Check:Node.js runs Cypress tests outside the browser [OK]Quick Trick: Node.js runs Cypress tests outside the browser [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing Node.js with a databaseThinking Node.js designs UI reportsAssuming Node.js replaces browser rendering
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