[Solved] How do you correctly define a pytest fixture named config that returns a dictionary? - Ans: @pytest.fixture\ndef config():\n return {'env': 'test'} | PyTest

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How do you correctly define a pytest fixture named config that returns a dictionary?

A@pytest.fixture\ndef config():\n return {'env': 'test'}

Bdef config():\n return {'env': 'test'}

C@pytest.test\ndef config():\n return {'env': 'test'}

D@fixture\ndef config():\n return {'env': 'test'}

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Recognize fixture syntax
Fixtures require the @pytest.fixture decorator above the function.
Step 2: Check function definition
The function should return the desired data, here a dictionary.
Step 3: Validate options
@pytest.fixture\ndef config():\n return {'env': 'test'} correctly uses @pytest.fixture and returns a dictionary.
Final Answer:
Option A -> Option A
Quick Check:
Decorator must be @pytest.fixture exactly [OK]

Quick Trick: Use @pytest.fixture decorator to define fixtures [OK]

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