1. What is NCover?
a. A code analysis tool
b. A code coverage tool
c. A code optimization tool
d. A code compilation tool
Answer: b
2. NCover primarily helps in assessing:
a. Code quality
b. Code complexity
c. Code coverage
d. Code performance
Answer: c
3. What is code coverage?
a. The percentage of code that has been tested
b. The number of lines of code
c. The number of code bugs
d. The speed of code execution
Answer: a
4. NCover supports coverage analysis for which programming languages?
a. Only C#
b. Only Java
c. C#, VB.NET, and others
d. JavaScript and HTML
Answer: c
5. Which statement best describes NCover's role in the software development process?
a. It helps developers write code.
b. It provides code security.
c. It measures how well code is tested.
d. It optimizes code execution.
Answer: c
6. Which metric does NCover not provide?
a. Statement coverage
b. Branch coverage
c. Function coverage
d. Code complexity
Answer: d
7. What does statement coverage measure?
a. The number of executed statements
b. The number of commented lines in code
c. The number of error messages
d. The number of lines in a code file
Answer: a
8. What does branch coverage measure?
a. The number of branches in the code
b. The percentage of branches taken during execution
c. The number of conditional statements
d. The complexity of the code
Answer: b
9. Which NCover component is responsible for collecting coverage data?
a. NCover Explorer
b. NCover Collector
c. NCover Console
d. NCover Report
Answer: b
10. What is the purpose of the NCover Explorer?
a. To collect coverage data
b. To display coverage data graphically
c. To write unit tests
d. To generate reports
Answer: b
11. What is the command-line interface for NCover called?
a. NCover Explorer
b. NCover Collector
c. NCover Console
d. NCover Report
Answer: c
12. Which NCover component generates HTML and XML reports?
a. NCover Explorer
b. NCover Collector
c. NCover Console
d. NCover Report
Answer: d
13. What is the typical output format for NCover reports?
a. PDF
b. JSON
c. XML
d. HTML
Answer: d
14. Which programming languages are supported by NCover for code coverage analysis?
a. C# only
b. Java only
c. C# and VB.NET
d. C++ and Python
Answer: c
15. What is the purpose of the NCover attribute in C# or VB.NET code?
a. It defines code complexity.
b. It marks code for coverage analysis.
c. It optimizes code execution.
d. It removes code comments.
Answer: b
16. What does the term "Code Instrumentation" mean in the context of code coverage analysis?
a. Adding additional code to improve performance
b. Embedding code to collect coverage data
c. Compiling code to remove errors
d. Analyzing code quality
Answer: b
17. In NCover, what is a coverage threshold?
a. The maximum complexity allowed in code
b. The minimum code coverage percentage required
c. The number of comments in code
d. The time taken to execute code
Answer: b
18. Which of the following is NOT a type of coverage analysis provided by NCover?
a. Line coverage
b. Statement coverage
c. Block coverage
d. Loop coverage
Answer: d
19. What is a "hot spot" in NCover terminology?
a. A highly complex code segment
b. A code segment with low coverage
c. A frequently executed code segment
d. A section of commented code
Answer: c
20. What is the primary benefit of using NCover in software development?
a. Faster code execution
b. Improved code readability
c. Enhanced code quality
d. Reduced code size
Answer: c
21. How can you exclude specific code files from coverage analysis in NCover?
a. Delete the files from the project
b. Mark them with a special comment
c. Use NCover's exclude configuration options
d. Comment out the code
Answer: c
22. Which NCover report provides a summary of code coverage results?
a. HTML report
b. XML report
c. Console report
d. Explorer report
Answer: a
23. In which phase of the software development process is code coverage analysis typically performed?
a. Requirements gathering
b. Coding
c. Testing
d. Deployment
Answer: c
24. What is the minimum acceptable code coverage percentage in most software development projects?
a. 10%
b. 50%
c. 75%
d. It depends on project requirements
Answer: d
25. What is a "covered block" in NCover terminology?
a. A block of code that was tested
b. A block of code that is commented out
c. A complex block of code
d. A block of code with no bugs
Answer: a
26. What is "path coverage" in NCover?
a. A metric for measuring how many paths through the code are tested
b. A metric for measuring code complexity
c. A metric for measuring code comments
d. A metric for measuring code execution time
Answer: a
27. Which option allows you to view detailed coverage data in the NCover Explorer?
a. --verbose
b. --summary
c. --coverage-details
d. --report-coverage
Answer: c
28. What is a "covered statement" in NCover terminology?
a. A line of code that was tested
b. A line of code that is not executable
c. A line of code with low complexity
d. A line of code without comments
Answer: a
29. Which of the following is a common code coverage metric?
a. Number of code comments
b. Number of code errors
c. Cyclomatic complexity
d. Code duplication percentage
Answer: c
30. How can you improve code coverage in your project?
a. Increase code complexity
b. Write more unit tests
c. Decrease the number of code files
d. Use more code comments
Answer: b
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