Online Gherkin Test

Test duration:

min

No. of questions:

Level of experience:

Senior

Online Gherkin Test

The Online Gherkin Test helps recruiters and hiring managers assess a candidate's ability to write and manage Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) test scripts using the Gherkin language. It enables organizations to streamline hiring for QA engineers, automation testers, and BDD framework users by evaluating candidates' knowledge of scenario execution, assertions, exception handling, and integration with tools like Eclipse and Cucumber.

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Online Gherkin Test

Gherkin is a type of format for cucumber specifications. It is mainly a domain specific language which helps you to describe business behaviour without the need to go into detail of implementation. Gherkin mostly uses a set of special keywords to give structure and meaning to executable specifications.

Online Gherkin test helps technical recruiters and hiring managers to assess candidate's ability to work on Gherkin. Gherkin online test is created and validated by experienced industry experts to assess and hire Gherkin automation Engineer as per the industry standards.

iMocha's powerful reporting and intelligent analytics will help you overview candidate's performance in each section within a glance. Candidate feedback module will ensure candidates are having excellent experience with iMocha.

Gherkin online test is designed with consideration of EEOC guidelines for candidate assessment. It will help recruiters to assess and hire diverse talent without any bias.

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How it works

Test Summary

Gherkin assessment test helps to screen the candidates who possess traits as follows:

Ability to design and write maintainable automated test scripts using Cucumber/Gherkin
Strong experience in writing Gherkin scenarios for test automation
Excellent knowledge of BDD technology stack - Gherkin, Cucumber
Familiarity with concepts like eclipse integration, execution, reporting Cucumber tags

Gherkin skills test will evaluate candidate's practical knowledge and will identify whether the candidate is ready to be employed. Gherkin assessment test can be taken by candidates from anywhere in the comfort of their time zone.

Gherkin pre-employment test may contain MCQ's (Multiple Choice Questions), MAQ's (Multiple Answer Questions), Fill in the Blanks, Descriptive, Whiteboard Questions, Audio / Video Questions, LogicBox (AI-based Pseudo-Coding Platform), Coding Simulations, True or False Questions, etc.

Useful for hiring

QA Engineer
Automation Test Lead - Gherkin
Gherkin Test Engineer
Automation Tester - Gherkin/Cucumber

Test Duration

min

No. of Questions

Level of Expertise

Senior

Topics Covered

Assertion

This test assesses candidates' understanding of using assertions in Gherkin test scenarios to validate expected behaviors and outcomes.

Eclipse Integration

This test assesses candidates' ability to integrate Gherkin with Eclipse for writing, managing, and executing BDD test cases.

Exception

This test assesses how candidates handle exceptions in BDD workflows and structure test cases to account for failure conditions.

Execution

This test assesses candidates' skills in executing Gherkin scenarios using automation tools like Cucumber across development environments.

Reporting

This test assesses candidates' ability to generate readable test execution reports to track scenario status and outcomes.

Cucumber tags

This test assesses candidates' use of Cucumber tags for organizing test cases and customizing execution flows in BDD frameworks.

Sample Question

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Question type

Multiple Option

Topics covered

Assertion

Difficulty

Hard

Question:

You have a Cucumber project, and you are using Chai as Assertion library. Which of the following is a valid assertion code snippet using Chai with Cucumber?

Options

import static org.junit.Assert.*;public class Example {@Then("^the result should be (.+)$")public void the_result_should_be(String expectedResult) {assertEquals(expectedResult, result);}}
Given /^a nice new bike$/ doexpect(bike).to be_shiny end
const assert = require('assert')Then('the result should be {word}', function (expected) {assert.equal(this.actual, expected)})
const expect = require('chai').expectThen('the result should be {word}', function (expected) {expect(this.actual).to.eql(expected)})pect(this.actual).to.eql(expected)})