[Solved] Given the following Python code for regression testing outputs, what will be the printed result?old_results = [10, 20, 30] new_results = [10, 20, 25] if old_results == new_results:... | Testing Fundamentals

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Given the following Python code for regression testing outputs, what will be the printed result?

old_results = [10, 20, 30]
new_results = [10, 20, 25]

if old_results == new_results:
    print("Test Passed")
else:
    print("Test Failed")

ATest Passed

BSyntaxError

CTest Failed

DNo output

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Compare the two lists element-wise
old_results has [10, 20, 30], new_results has [10, 20, 25]. The last elements differ (30 vs 25).
Step 2: Evaluate the if condition
Since the lists are not equal, the else block runs, printing "Test Failed".
Final Answer:
Test Failed -> Option C
Quick Check:
Lists differ, so output = Test Failed [OK]

Quick Trick: Lists must match exactly for test to pass [OK]

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