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Top Jasmine Interview

Questions (2022)

Jasmine Interview Questions and Answers

1. What is Jasmine?

2. What is the purpose of the Jasmine Framework?

3. Is Jasmine a BDD?

4. What are Jasmine test cases?

5. What is difference between Jasmine and karma?

6. What is Karma and Jasmine in angular?

7. Does Jasmine support asynchronous operations?

8. How to mock the date using Jasmine?

Q: What is Jasmine?

Ans:
Jasmine is an open-source JavaScript testing framework. Its goals
are to run on any
JavaScript-enabled platform, not to interfere
with the programme or the IDE, and to have simple
syntax. Other
unit testing frameworks such as ScrewUnit, JSSpec, JSpec, and
RSpec have a big
influence on it.

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Jasmine is a testing tool for unit testing, which is one of the most
significant types of
automated testing. It is, however, far from the
only one. When it comes to web apps, your
testing plan should
include end-to-end testing, load testing, and user interface
testing.

Q: Is Jasmine a BDD?

Ans:
Jasmine is a JavaScript-based Behavior Driven Development
(BDD) testing framework. It is not
dependent on any browsers,
the DOM, or JavaScript frameworks. TDD was created to reduce
your
excuses for not testing a software, making your life easier in
the long run.

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Q: What are Jasmine test cases?

Ans:
A Jasmine suite is a collection of test cases that can be used to
verify a certain JavaScript
behaviour (a JavaScript object or
function).

Q: What is difference between


Jasmine and karma?

Ans:
It can be tedious to manually run Jasmine tests by refreshing
a browser tab in multiple
browsers every time we make a
code change. Karma is a tool that allows us to spawn
browsers
and execute Jasmine
X tests inside them from command-line.
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Q: What is Karma and Jasmine in
angular?

Ans:
Karma works nicely with Jasmine, a behavior-driven development
framework for testing JavaScript
code. It's also the preferred
testing framework in the Angular docs, as it's set up for
you
with the Angular CLI, similar to Karma. Jasmine is likewise de‐
pendency free and does not
need the use of a document object
model (DOM).

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Q: Does Jasmine support
asynchronous operations?

Ans:
It's possible that the functions you supply to beforeAll, afterAll,
beforeEach, and afterEach
are asynchronous. Asynchronous
functions can be indicated in three ways: by accepting an
op‐
tional callback parameter, returning a promise, or using the
async keyword in environments
that support it.

describe("Asynchronous specs", function() {

var value;

In environments that allow async/await, functions provided to


beforeAll, afterAll, beforeEach,
and afterEach can be declared
async.

Q: How to mock the date using


Jasmine?

Ans:
The current date can also be mocked with the Jasmine Clock.
If
you don't give mockDate a base time, it will use the current date.

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describe("Mocking the Date object", function(){

it("mocks the Date object and sets to time", function()


var baseTime = new Date(2022, 9, 25);

¶

If you do not provide a base time to mockDate it will use t


jasmine.clock().mockDate(baseTime);

jasmine.clock().tick(50);

expect(new Date().getTime()).toEqual(baseTime.getTime
});

});

});

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