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beginner
What is a fixture in pytest?
A fixture in pytest is a reusable setup function that prepares the environment or data needed for tests to run.
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intermediate
Why do we need advanced fixtures in pytest?
Advanced fixtures help manage complex setups, dependencies, and cleanup tasks that simple fixtures cannot handle easily.
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intermediate
How do advanced fixtures handle dependencies between tests?
Advanced fixtures can depend on other fixtures, allowing tests to share setup code and handle complex dependency chains cleanly.
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intermediate
What is the benefit of using fixture scopes in advanced fixtures?
Fixture scopes control how often a fixture is set up and torn down, improving efficiency by reusing resources across multiple tests or modules.
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advanced
Give an example of a complex scenario where advanced fixtures are useful.
When tests require a database connection that must be created once, shared, and cleaned up after all tests, advanced fixtures with 'session' scope handle this efficiently.
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What feature of advanced fixtures allows sharing setup code between tests?
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Fixture dependencies let one fixture use another, sharing setup code across tests.
Which fixture scope runs once per test session?
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The 'session' scope runs the fixture once for the entire test session.
Why are advanced fixtures better for complex test setups?
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Advanced fixtures manage setup, teardown, and dependencies, making complex scenarios easier.
What happens if a fixture depends on another fixture?
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Fixtures run in order so dependencies are set up before the dependent fixture.
Which of these is NOT a benefit of advanced fixtures?
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Fixtures help setup and cleanup but do not fix bugs automatically.
Explain how advanced fixtures in pytest help manage complex test scenarios.
Think about how fixtures can depend on each other and control how often they run.
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Describe a real-life example where using an advanced fixture would simplify testing.
Imagine tests that need a database connection opened once and closed after all tests.
You got /4 concepts.