Given the following code:
If x > y and z = 3 statement!
elself z = 4
statement2
endif;
What is the minimum number of tests needed to achieve 100% statement coverage?

• A. 2
• B. 3
• C. 1
• D. 4

You are working on a project to develop an application that allows users to collaborate via bespoke, online whiteboards. The first release, delivering core functionality, highlighted misunderstandings of the user stories between testers, developers and the product owner during sprint development Since that release, the developers have agreed to implement a TDD approach for future software development.
Creation of the product backlog for the second release is underway and you have recommended to the project stakeholders that an atdd approach be adopted for the backlog's user stories. What would be a GOOD REASON for making this recommendation?
SELECT ONE OPTION

• A. TDD can only work effectively when an ATDD approach is used for the user stories use of attd examples will help address the misunderstandings encountered in release 1
• B. The test strategy states that automation shall be used to minimize effort for execution of acceptance tests
• C. The team wants to start using BDD and therefore atdd must also be used

When conducting a data flow analysis of following section of pseudo code:
Declare C, F, Z Decimal
Set Z = 32
Read F
SetC = (F-Z) * 5/9
Free C, F. Z
Print F
Which of the variables utilized above has a potential anomalie?

• A. AI1 of the variables
• B. None of the variables
• C. F
• D. C and Z

You are an experienced tester on an Agile team that is producing a new application. The product backlog has been refined sufficiently to begin development for the first release. This stories in this backlog contain a mixture of functional and non-functional requirements, as well as some technical stories that will provide elements of the application's infrastructure The developers have decided to use TDD as a deveiopment approach but automation of the acceptance tests is not yet planned.
You have been asked to recommend whether or not the team should take an atdd approach as well as TDD.
what would be the BEST recommendation in these circumstances?
SELECT ONE OPTION

• A. YES. use attd, but for the functional requirements only because it cannot be applied to non-functional or technical requirements.
• B. NO. do not use ATDD, because it will not work when the acceptance tests are not automated
• C. YES. use ATTD for all requirements including non-functional and technical stories.
• D. NO. do not use atdd. because it is not compatible with the developers' TDD approach.