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Quality Assurance & Compliance Flashcards

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  1. Which testing technique verifies that a system meets specified requirements by examining it from the end-user's perspective without knowledge of internal code?

    Answer: Black-box testing

    Black-box testing validates software behavior based solely on inputs and expected outputs, without inspecting internal code structure.

  2. In ServiceNow CAD development, which tool is used to enforce coding standards and detect potential issues in scoped application scripts?

    Answer: Instance Scan

    Instance Scan runs predefined checks against your instance to identify configuration and scripting issues that could affect quality or performance.

  3. A developer wants to ensure that a new business rule does not break existing functionality. Which type of testing should be performed?

    Answer: Regression testing

    Regression testing re-executes prior test cases to confirm that new changes have not introduced defects in previously working features.

  4. What is the primary purpose of a code review in the CAD development lifecycle?

    Answer: To identify defects and ensure adherence to coding standards before release

    Code reviews catch bugs, enforce standards, and share knowledge among team members before code is merged or deployed.

  5. Which SDLC phase is primarily concerned with verifying that the delivered system satisfies the business requirements agreed upon with stakeholders?

    Answer: User Acceptance Testing (UAT)

    UAT is the final validation phase where end users confirm the system meets their needs before go-live.

  6. A scoped application in ServiceNow must comply with which security model to prevent cross-scope data access?

    Answer: Application scope isolation

    ServiceNow's application scope isolation restricts scoped apps from accessing tables and scripts outside their designated namespace without explicit cross-scope access grants.

  7. During automated testing, a test that verifies a single function or method in isolation is called a:

    Answer: Unit test

    Unit tests target individual functions or methods in isolation, typically using mocks for dependencies, to verify smallest code units.