Testing Fundamentals - Why Software Testing MattersA test case fails intermittently without any code changes. What is the best first step to debug?ARewrite the entire test case from scratch.BCheck for environment or data issues causing instability.CIgnore the failure since it is not consistent.DAssume the application is broken and report a bug immediately.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand intermittent failuresSuch failures often come from unstable test environments or test data.Step 2: Investigate environment and dataCheck if external factors like network, database, or test data cause the issue.Final Answer:Check for environment or data issues causing instability. -> Option BQuick Check:Intermittent failure = check environment first [OK]Quick Trick: Intermittent issues often come from environment [OK]Common Mistakes:Rewriting tests without root causeIgnoring flaky failuresJumping to bug reports too soon
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