[Solved] A tester wrote this stress test code snippet:for i in range(1000, 1100): simulate_login(i) simulate_data_request(i) check_response_time()What is the main issue in this code? | Testing Fundamentals

Testing Fundamentals - Non-Functional Testing

A tester wrote this stress test code snippet:

for i in range(1000, 1100):
    simulate_login(i)
    simulate_data_request(i)
    check_response_time()

What is the main issue in this code?

AThe <code>check_response_time</code> function is missing the user parameter

BThe loop range is incorrect for stress testing

CThe <code>simulate_login</code> function should be outside the loop

DThere is no issue; the code is correct

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Review function calls inside the loop
The loop calls simulate_login(i) and simulate_data_request(i) with the user parameter i. However, check_response_time() is called without any parameter.
Step 2: Identify inconsistency
Since response time likely depends on the user or request, missing the user parameter in check_response_time() is an error causing incorrect or failed measurement.
Final Answer:
The check_response_time function is missing the user parameter -> Option A
Quick Check:
Missing parameter in function call = bug [OK]

Quick Trick: Check all function calls have needed parameters [OK]

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