Flask - Testing Flask ApplicationsYou want to run tests that reset the database before each test. Which approach is best?ARun tests without database cleanupBManually delete rows in each testCUse setup and teardown methods to create and drop all tablesDUse a single global database for all testsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand test isolation needsResetting the database ensures tests do not affect each other.Step 2: Use setup/teardown for clean DB stateCreating and dropping tables before/after each test is the cleanest approach.Final Answer:Use setup and teardown methods to create and drop all tables -> Option CQuick Check:DB reset per test = setup/teardown methods [OK]Quick Trick: Automate DB reset with setup/teardown in tests [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESManually deleting rowsSkipping cleanupSharing one DB globally
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