Exploratory testing in Testing Fundamentals - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to start an exploratory testing session by setting the session time.

Testing Fundamentals

session_time = [1]  # time in minutes for exploratory testing

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A60

B30

C120

D15

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Common Mistakes

Choosing too short or too long session times that reduce effectiveness.

The typical exploratory testing session is often set to 60 minutes to allow focused but manageable testing.

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medium

Complete the code to log notes during an exploratory testing session.

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notes = []
notes.[1]('Found a UI glitch on login screen')

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Aclear

Bremove

Cpop

Dappend

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Common Mistakes

Using methods that remove or clear notes instead of adding.

Use append to add new notes to the list during testing.

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hard

Fix the error in the code that checks if a bug report is empty during exploratory testing.

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if len(bug_report) [1] 0:
    print('Bug report is empty')

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A!=

B=

C==

D<

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Common Mistakes

Using assignment operator = instead of comparison ==.

The comparison operator == checks if the length is zero. Using = causes a syntax error.

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hard

Fill both blanks to filter exploratory test notes that contain the word 'error' and convert them to uppercase.

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filtered_notes = [note.[1]() for note in notes if 'error' [2] note]

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Aupper

Bin

Cnot in

Dlower

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Common Mistakes

Using lower() instead of upper().

Using not in which filters out notes with 'error'.

Use upper() to convert notes to uppercase and in to check if 'error' is in the note.

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hard

Fill all four blanks to create a dictionary summarizing bug counts by severity from exploratory testing results.

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bug_summary = {severity: [1] for severity, bugs in bug_data.items() if [2] > 0}

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A{

Blen(bugs)

Cseverity

D}

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Common Mistakes

Using parentheses instead of braces for dictionary.

Not filtering severities with zero bugs.

Use curly braces {} to create a dictionary. The key is severity, and the value is the count of bugs using len(bugs). Filter only severities with more than zero bugs.