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In the effort of improving the code quality, Universal Containers (UC) has asked a third-party system integrator to perform some independent code reviews. One piece of the feedback is the development team is seemingly not doing enough negative unit testing.
Which are three usual symptoms of inadequate negative tests
Choose 3 answers

A. The delivered user interfaces are regularly not meeting the expectations of the business users.

B. An Apex process runs into an un-handled exception when an HTTP callout has an unexpected status code in the response body.

C. When an Apex batch job runs at a scheduled time, an increased number of Apex execution errors occur over all.

D. Developers constantly ask the testers for a screenshot of the error and the exact steps of reproducing the error.

E. Developers often have to turn to the debug log for details of the failed Apex executions.

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sdfsdf - Jul 07, 2025

Why the other options are less direct symptoms of inadequate negative unit tests:

A. The delivered user interfaces are regularly not meeting the expectations of the business users.

Explanation: This is more related to poor requirements gathering, design, or positive functional testing. While negative testing can impact user experience (e.g., through unhandled errors), this symptom primarily points to a misalignment between development and business expectations, not specifically a lack of negative unit tests.

D. Developers constantly ask the testers for a screenshot of the error and the exact steps of reproducing the error.

Explanation: While this indicates poor error reporting and a lack of clear test case documentation, it doesn't specifically point to inadequate negative unit tests. It could be a symptom of any type of insufficient testing (positive or negative), or simply poor communication/documentation practices between dev and QA. Negative unit tests aim to catch these errors before they even reach the testers....

Mark - Nov 09, 2022

D represents more of the defined/expected error

JosephDZhou - Jul 21, 2022

Dose anybody know why D is wrong?

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