[Solved] Given this App Action:const addTask = (task) => { cy.get('#task-input').type(task); cy.get('#submit-btn').click(); }What will happen if you call addTask('Email') twice consecutively in a test? | Cypress

Cypress - Test Organization and Patterns

Given this App Action:

const addTask = (task) => { cy.get('#task-input').type(task); cy.get('#submit-btn').click(); }

What will happen if you call addTask('Email') twice consecutively in a test?

AThe second call will fail due to duplicate task names

BOnly one task will be added because the input clears automatically

CTwo tasks named 'Email' will be added to the task list

DThe test will throw an error because the function lacks a return statement

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze the addTask function
The function types the task name and clicks submit each time it is called.
Step 2: Effect of consecutive calls
Calling it twice will add two tasks with the same name unless the app prevents duplicates.
Final Answer:
Two tasks named 'Email' will be added to the task list -> Option C
Quick Check:
Each call triggers a new add action [OK]

Quick Trick: Each call adds a new item unless app blocks duplicates [OK]

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