Q/A-31:
What is the purpose of using the cy.intercept() command in Cypress?
A) It is used to define custom routes for network requests.
B) It is used to interact with form elements.
C) It is used to assert the value of an element.
D) It is used to execute code before each test in a test suite.
A) It is used to define custom routes for network requests.
Q/A-32:
How can you set up code coverage analysis for Cypress tests?
A) By using the cypress coverage command followed by the coverage tool name.
B) By including coverage configuration in the cypress.json file.
C) By adding a coverage script in the package.json file.
D) By installing a coverage plugin from the Cypress marketplace.
B) By including coverage configuration in the cypress.json file.
Q/A-33:
What is the purpose of using the cy.scrollTo() command in Cypress?
A) It is used to simulate scrolling behavior in the application.
B) It is used to assert the visibility of an element.
C) It is used to define custom routes for network requests.
D) It is used to set environment variables.
A) It is used to simulate scrolling behavior in the application.
Q/A-34:
How can you run Cypress tests in parallel?
A) By using the cypress parallel command followed by the number of parallel runs.
B) By specifying the parallelization option in the cypress.json configuration file.
C) By using a CI/CD platform that supports parallelization.
D) By using the cy.parallel() command in the test code.
C) By using a CI/CD platform that supports parallelization.
Q/A-35:
What is the purpose of using the cy.clearCookies() command in Cypress?
A) It is used to delete cookies from the browser's storage.
B) It is used to clear the terminal output during test execution.
C) It is used to reset the state of the application.
D) It is used to navigate to a different page.
A) It is used to delete cookies from the browser's storage.
Q/A-36:
How can you set up video recording of Cypress test runs?
A) By using the cypress record command followed by the recording options.
B) By including video recording configuration in the cypress.json file.
C) By adding a recording script in the package.json file.
D) By installing a video recording plugin from the Cypress marketplace.
B) By including video recording configuration in the cypress.json file.
Q/A-37:
What is the purpose of using the cy.viewport() command in Cypress?
A) It is used to set the viewport size for the application being tested.
B) It is used to interact with form elements.
C) It is used to define custom routes for network requests.
D) It is used to simulate user interactions.
A) It is used to set the viewport size for the application being tested.
Q/A-38:
How can you access environment variables in Cypress tests?
A) By using the process.env object in JavaScript.
B) By using the cy.getEnv() command in Cypress.
C) By including them in the cypress.json configuration file.
D) By defining them in the plugins/index.js file.
A) By using the process.env object in JavaScript.
Q/A-39:
What is the purpose of using the cy.clock() command in Cypress?
A) It is used to mock the system clock for date and time testing.
B) It is used to define custom commands.
C) It is used to set up code coverage analysis.
D) It is used to take screenshots during test execution.
A) It is used to mock the system clock for date and time testing.
Q/A-40:
How can you exclude specific tests from running in Cypress?
A) By using the cy.exclude() command.
B) By excluding them from the test suite or using it.skip().
C) By adding exclusion criteria in the cypress.json configuration file.
D) By using the cypress run --exclude option followed by the test file path.
