Which of the following is NOT typically included in a strong software testing portfolio?
Think about what helps show your testing skills clearly and professionally.
A testing portfolio should focus on evidence of your testing skills and results. Personal opinions about design aesthetics are subjective and not part of professional testing documentation.
What will be the output of this simple test report summary code snippet?
test_results = {'passed': 8, 'failed': 2, 'skipped': 1}
summary = f"Passed: {test_results['passed']}, Failed: {test_results['failed']}, Skipped: {test_results['skipped']}"
print(summary)Look carefully at how the dictionary keys are accessed inside the f-string.
The code correctly accesses each key in the dictionary and formats the string with commas separating the values.
Which assertion correctly verifies that the variable test_passed is True in a Python test?
test_passed = TrueRemember the difference between equality and identity in Python assertions.
Using assert test_passed is True checks that test_passed is exactly the True singleton, which is best practice for boolean assertions.
Given this Selenium locator code snippet, what is the bug that will cause the test to fail?
element = driver.find_element(By.ID, 'submit-button')
element.click()Check if all required modules are imported before usage.
If By is not imported from selenium.webdriver.common.by, the code will raise a NameError.
Consider these pytest fixtures and test functions. What is the order of execution of the print statements when running test_example?
import pytest @pytest.fixture(scope='module') def setup_module(): print('Setup Module') yield print('Teardown Module') @pytest.fixture(scope='function') def setup_function(): print('Setup Function') yield print('Teardown Function') def test_example(setup_module, setup_function): print('Executing Test')
Remember that module-scoped fixtures run once per module, function-scoped fixtures run per test function.
The module fixture runs setup first, then the function fixture setup, then the test, then function teardown, then module teardown.