This set of JUnit Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on “Testing Exception Handling”.
1. What are exceptions?
a) Anomalous conditions requiring special processing
b) Extra methods written to increase functionality
c) Commented lines describing exceptional cases
d) Null objects
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Explanation: Exceptions result in disruption of the normal flow of the code execution
2. ________ can be useful in adding additional functionality which applies to every test within a test class.
a) Copy
b) Rules
c) Exceptions
d) Boundaries
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Explanation: JUnit rules intercept the test methods and give additional functionality.
3. _________ is a programming paradigm which allows the separation of cross cutting concerns, hence, increasing modularity.
a) Functional Programming
b) Object Oriented Programming
c) Aspect Oriented Programming
d) Data Injections
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Explanation: Aspect Oriented Programming adds additional behaviour to existing code by separately which code is modified using a cut-point specification.
4. ________ describes a class of functions which when run modify other functions.
a) Class
b) Advice
c) Modifiers
d) Changers
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Explanation: Advice is a certain method applied at a certain join of a code.
5. AOP forms a basis for __________
a) Functional Development
b) Object Oriented Programming
c) Datafield Development
d) Aspect Oriented Software Development
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Explanation: AOSD seeks modularization of systems.
6. Custom JUnit rules can be created using ___________
a) TestRule Interface
b) CreateRule Interface
c) RuleCreate Interface
d) RuleInitialize Interface
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Explanation: JUnit provide the TestRule Interface which helps define custom JUnit Rules.
7. With the ‘expected’ argument, one cannot ___________
a) Test a method
b) Test for exception type
c) Test the value of the message in the exception
d) Test for specific exception
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Explanation: The ‘expected’ argument cannot check the value of the message passed in the exception.
8. The _________ rule can be used to test both exception type and message.
a) Expected
b) ExpectedException
c) CatchException
d) Catch
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Explanation: Since JUnit 4.7, ExpectedException can be used to test both exception type and message.
9. ExpectedException is found under which package?
a) org.junit.ExpectedException
b) org.junit.Test.ExpectedException
c) org.junit.Rule.ExpectedException
d) org.junit.rules.ExpectedException
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Explanation: ExpectedException is a Rule and hence, is founde inside the rules package of JUnit.
10. The correct way to initialise an ExpectedException object is __________
a) public ExpectedException thrown = ExpectedException.none()
b) @Rule public ExpectedException thrown
c) @Rule public ExpectedException thrown = ExpectedException.none()
d) public ExpectedException thrown = ExpectedException.none()
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Explanation: The default value of no exception is assigned to the object during declaration.
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