[Solved] What will happen when this test runs?import pytest def test_value_error(): with pytest.raises(ValueError): int('abc') | PyTest

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What will happen when this test runs?

import pytest
def test_value_error():
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        int('abc')

ATest passes because int('abc') raises ValueError

BTest fails because int('abc') returns 0

CTest fails due to TypeError

DTest passes but logs a warning

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check what int('abc') does
int('abc') raises ValueError because 'abc' is not a valid integer string.
Step 2: Match exception with pytest.raises
pytest.raises expects ValueError, which matches the raised exception, so test passes.
Final Answer:
Test passes because int('abc') raises ValueError -> Option A
Quick Check:
Matching exception = test passes [OK]

Quick Trick: Exception type must match exactly for pytest.raises to pass [OK]

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