PyTest - FixturesHow can you combine a fixture factory with pytest's parametrize to test multiple multiplication factors efficiently?AUse parametrize inside the fixture factory to generate multiple functionsBParametrize the fixture factory itself with multiple factorsCCreate a fixture factory that returns a multiply function, then parametrize the test to pass different factorsDUse parametrize to skip tests when factors are invalidCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand fixture factory and parametrize rolesFixture factory returns a function; parametrize runs test multiple times with different inputs.Step 2: Combine by parametrize passing factors to testUse parametrize to pass factors to the test, which calls the multiply function from fixture factory.Final Answer:Create a fixture factory that returns a multiply function, then parametrize the test to pass different factors -> Option CQuick Check:Parametrize test inputs, fixture factory returns function [OK]Quick Trick: Parametrize test inputs, use fixture factory for logic [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESTrying to parametrize inside fixture factoryParametrizing fixture factory instead of testMisusing parametrize to skip tests
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