Which is NOT a goal of method-level refactoring?
A. Reduce code complexity
B. Eliminate code smells
C. Eliminate bugs
D. Improve testability
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If a site has a valid SSL certificate from a trusted CA, which of the following are true:i) The site is probably not “masquerading” as an impostor of a real siteii) CSRF + SQL injection are harder to mount against itiii) Your data is secure once it reaches the site
A. (i) only
B. (i) & (ii) only
C. (ii) & (iii) only
D. (i), (ii) & (iii)y
In the previous example (http://pastebin.com/9xRk1CW1), why did we use andCallFake() to pass ajaxArgs in stubbing the AJAX call, rather than just using andReturn(ajaxArgs)?
A. We could have done it either way; it's just a matter of choice
B. $.ajax doesn't actually return the server reply content, so andReturn won't work
C. ajaxArgs is in the wrong scope, so its value is not "visible" to andReturn
D. We needed to be able to spy on (monitor) the AJAX call
Suppose Movie has many Moviegoers through Reviews. Which foreign-key index or indices would MOST help speed up the query: fans = @movie.moviegoers
A. movies.review_id
B. reviews.movie_id
C. reviews.moviegoer_id
D. moviegoers.review_id
Which is FALSE about integration-level characterization tests vs. module- or unit-level characterization tests?
A. They are based on fewer assumptions about how the code works
B. They are just as likely to be unexpectedly dependent on the production database
C. They rely less on detailed knowledge about the code’s structure If a customer can do the action, you can create a simple characterization test by mechanizing the action by brute force
D. If a customer can do the action, you can create a simple characterization test by mechanizing the action by brute force
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