Cypress - Basics and SetupWhat will happen if you try to run Cypress tests without Node.js installed?ATests will fail to run with an error about missing Node.jsBTests will run normally without any issuesCCypress will automatically install Node.js and run testsDTests will run but with limited featuresCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Cypress dependency on Node.jsCypress requires Node.js to run tests; without it, Cypress cannot execute.Step 2: Predict behavior without Node.jsRunning tests without Node.js will cause errors indicating Node.js is missing; automatic installation does not happen.Final Answer:Tests will fail to run with an error about missing Node.js -> Option AQuick Check:Missing Node.js = test run error [OK]Quick Trick: No Node.js means Cypress tests cannot run [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming Cypress auto-installs Node.jsThinking tests run with limited featuresBelieving tests run normally without Node.js
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