A team is developing a web application. They want to ensure that new code changes do not break existing functionality. They plan to run automated tests automatically whenever a change is pushed to the repository. Which testing strategy does this describe?

Unit testing performed only by developers on their local machines.

User acceptance testing conducted with a focus group before launch.

Regression testing integrated into a continuous integration pipeline.

Manual testing performed by the QA team after each release.

A team is transitioning from a waterfall process to agile. Some team members argue that agile means 'no documentation' and want to stop writing any documentation. The project manager wants to maintain enough documentation to support maintenance without slowing down development. What is the best approach?

Write comprehensive documentation at the end of each release.

Require developers to document every line of code with comments.

Create lightweight documentation that is updated as part of the definition of done for each user story.

Stop all documentation to fully embrace agile principles.

A team is using a task management tool to plan a two-week sprint. They want to ensure that the workload is balanced and that tasks are clearly assigned. What should they do?

Create a single task for the entire sprint and assign it to the whole team.

Use the tool only to track completed tasks, not to plan ahead.

Assign tasks randomly to team members without estimates.

Create tasks with clear descriptions, assign them to specific team members, and estimate the effort for each task.

A developer submits a pull request that introduces a new feature. A reviewer notices that the code does not follow the team's style guide and lacks unit tests. What is the most appropriate action for the reviewer?

Reject the pull request without explanation.

Request changes, providing specific feedback about the style issues and missing tests.

Approve the pull request to avoid delaying the feature.

Merge the pull request and fix the issues later.

What is the purpose of unit testing?

To test the entire system as a whole

To test the user interface for usability

To test individual components or functions of the software in isolation

To test the performance of the application under load

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A developer submits a pull request that introduces a new feature. A reviewer notices that the code does not follow the team's style guide and lacks unit tests. What is the most appropriate action for the reviewer?
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