Testing Fundamentals - Test DocumentationWhich of the following shows the correct way to create a test suite using Python's unittest module?Asuite = unittest.TestGroup(); suite.append(TestClass.test_method)Bsuite = unittest.createSuite(); suite.add(TestClass.test_method)Csuite = unittest.TestSuite(); suite.addTest(TestClass('test_method'))Dsuite = unittest.TestRunner(); suite.run(TestClass.test_method)Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall unittest syntaxunittest.TestSuite() creates a suite; addTest() adds tests.Step 2: Check optionsOnly suite = unittest.TestSuite(); suite.addTest(TestClass('test_method')) uses correct class and method names.Final Answer:suite = unittest.TestSuite(); suite.addTest(TestClass('test_method')) -> Option CQuick Check:Use TestSuite() and addTest() methods [OK]Quick Trick: Use TestSuite() and addTest() in unittest [OK]Common Mistakes:Using non-existent methods like createSuite()Confusing TestSuite with TestGroup or TestRunnerIncorrect method names like add() or append()
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