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Which option is part of the ‘implementation and execution’ area of the fundamental test process?
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Its B. Comparing actual and expected results is exactly what you do during test execution, at least per ISTQB's process.
B tbh, official syllabus and sample questions both support it. I'd check the actual ISTQB guide though just to be sure.
B vs A, a lot of practice tests and the official syllabus say B lines up with execution phase.
Option B Official syllabus and some practice exams cover this exact breakdown.
A . Developing the tests feels like implementation to me, since you're putting together what will be executed. Pretty sure that's part of that area, but I'm open if someone thinks B fits better.
Option A makes sense, since developing the tests could be tied to implementation. ISTQB splits these activities though, so I understand the confusion. Probably not exact per syllabus, but feels close enough in some contexts. Anyone think A is OK here?
Probably B. Developing the tests (A) is a trap here, that's more the previous phase per ISTQB. Could be wrong but similar questions on practice always say B.
A looks right to me since developing the tests feels like it belongs in implementation. Execution seems more about running them, but if they're asking together, I think A still fits. Might be missing something from the official process though, anyone disagree?
Yeah, that's B. Comparing actual and expected results is straight from the official syllabus for the 'implementation and execution' stage. If you're still unsure, I'd double-check with the latest ISTQB sample tests just in case.
Its B. Comparing actual and expected results happens during execution according to the ISTQB process, not before or after. Developing tests (A) is more about preparation, while things like writing summaries or analyzing lessons learned are in closure activities. Pretty sure about B but open if someone read it differently.
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