You have three tests: init(), login(), and purchase(). login() depends on init(), and purchase() depends on login(). If init() fails, what happens when you run all tests together?

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You have three tests: init(), login(), and purchase(). login() depends on init(), and purchase() depends on login(). If init() fails, what happens when you run all tests together?

Ainit fails, login and purchase are skipped

Binit fails, login runs but purchase is skipped

Cinit fails, login and purchase run anyway

Dinit fails, only purchase runs

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the dependency chain
login depends on init, and purchase depends on login, forming a chain: init -> login -> purchase.
Step 2: Analyze failure impact
If init fails, login will be skipped because it depends on init. Since login is skipped, purchase will also be skipped because it depends on login.
Final Answer:
init fails, login and purchase are skipped -> Option A
Quick Check:
Failure cascades down dependent tests [OK]

Quick Trick: Failure in first test skips all dependent tests down the chain [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Assuming dependent tests run despite failure
Thinking only immediate dependent test skips
Believing tests run independently

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You have three tests: init(), login(), and purchase(). login() depends on init(), and purchase() depends on login(). If init() fails, what happens when you run all tests together?

Step 1: Understand the dependency chain

Step 2: Analyze failure impact

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