Testing Fundamentals - Test DocumentationWhich syntax correctly represents a test result entry in a simple test execution report?ATestLogin = PassedBTestLogin: PassedCTestLogin -> PassedDTestLogin == PassedCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify common format for test resultsTest results are often shown as 'TestName: Result' for clarity.Step 2: Compare optionsOnly 'TestLogin: Passed' uses the standard colon separator.Final Answer:TestLogin: Passed -> Option BQuick Check:Correct test result syntax = TestName: Result [OK]Quick Trick: Use colon ':' to separate test name and result [OK]Common Mistakes:Using assignment '=' instead of colonUsing arrows or double equals incorrectlyConfusing syntax with programming operators
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