PyTest - ParametrizeWhat does a single parameter in a pytest test function allow you to do?ARun the same test with different input valuesBSkip the test during executionCRun tests only once regardless of inputDAutomatically generate test reportsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the role of parameters in pytestParameters allow passing different values to the same test function to run multiple test cases.Step 2: Identify what a single parameter doesA single parameter lets pytest run the test repeatedly with different inputs, increasing test coverage.Final Answer:Run the same test with different input values -> Option AQuick Check:Single parameter = Run test with multiple inputs [OK]Quick Trick: Single parameter runs tests multiple times with different inputs [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking it skips testsAssuming it runs tests only onceConfusing with report generation
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