CTAL-TAE · Question #63
As a TA-E (Test Automation Engineer), you have successfully verified that a test automation environment and all other components of the TAS are working as expected. Now your goal is to verify the…
The correct answer is A. Is the connectivity between the TAS and the necessary internal and external systems available. Verifying connectivity between the TAS and other systems is part of checking the test environment setup, not the correctness of the automated test suite itself. To validate the suite's correct behavior, the focus should be on test consistency, reliability, and completeness of…
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As a TA-E (Test Automation Engineer), you have successfully verified that a test automation environment and all other components of the TAS are working as expected. Now your goal is to verify the correct behavior for a given automated test suite that will be run by the TAS. Which of the following should NOT be part of the verifications aimed at achieving your goal?
Options
- AIs the connectivity between the TAS and the necessary internal and external systems available
- BDoes the level of intrusion of automated test tools influence confidence in the suite's test results?
- CDo all automated tests within the suite always provide the same results across multiple runs?
- DAre all automated tests within the suite complete in terms of test data, including expected results?
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A77% (24)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D13% (4)
Explanation
Verifying connectivity between the TAS and other systems is part of checking the test environment setup, not the correctness of the automated test suite itself. To validate the suite's correct behavior, the focus should be on test consistency, reliability, and completeness of data and expected results.
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