6. Test Tools Flashcards

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What is the primary benefit of management tools in testing?

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They increase test process efficiency by facilitating management of the SDLC, requirements, tests, defects, and configuration.

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What activities do static testing tools support?

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Performing reviews and static analysis.

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What is the role of test design and implementation tools?

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To facilitate the generation of test cases, test data, and test procedures.

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What do test execution and coverage tools help with?

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Facilitating automated test execution and coverage measurement

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Why are non-functional testing tools important?

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They allow the tester to perform non-functional testing that is difficult or impossible to perform manually.

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How do DevOps tools support testing?

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By supporting the DevOps delivery pipeline, workflow tracking, automated build processes, and CI/CD.

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What is the main benefit of collaboration tools in testing?

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They facilitate communication among team members.

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What do tools supporting scalability and deployment standardization help with?

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They assist with using virtual machines and containerization tools.

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Can any tool be considered a test tool? Give an example.

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Yes, any tool that assists in testing can be a test tool, such as a spreadsheet.

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List two potential benefits of using test automation.

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Time saved by reducing repetitive manual work and prevention of simple human errors through greater consistency and repeatability.

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Name two potential risks of using test automation

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Unrealistic expectations about the benefits of a tool and inaccurate estimations of time, costs, and effort required to introduce and maintain the tool

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What is a potential risk related to dependency on a test tool vendor?

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The vendor may go out of business, retire the tool, sell the tool to a different vendor, or provide poor support.

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What is a risk associated with using open-source software for test automation?

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The software may be abandoned, meaning no further updates are available, or its components may require frequent updates.

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What is a potential risk regarding the compatibility of an automation tool?

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The automation tool may not be compatible with the development platform.

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What is a risk related to choosing an unsuitable test tool?

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The tool might not comply with regulatory requirements and/or safety standards.

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