[Solved] What will be the output of this test code snippet if the function under test returns 5 instead of 10?def test_value(): result = get_value() assert result == 10 | Testing Fundamentals

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What will be the output of this test code snippet if the function under test returns 5 instead of 10?

def test_value():
    result = get_value()
    assert result == 10

ASyntax error in test code

BTest passes successfully

CTest fails with an assertion error

DTest is skipped automatically

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the assertion
The test expects result to be 10.
Step 2: Analyze actual result
If get_value() returns 5, assertion 'result == 10' fails.
Final Answer:
Test fails with an assertion error -> Option C
Quick Check:
Assertion mismatch = Test failure [OK]

Quick Trick: Assertion must match actual result to pass test [OK]

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