Smart Coders Ask AI to Write Tests First

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1. Who can write tests for code?

   1. Only people with special computers
   2. Only the person who wrote the code
   3. Only professional software engineers
   4. Both humans and AI can write tests

2. What happens when coders don't test their code before sharing it?

   1. The computer will refuse to run the code
   2. The code will automatically fix itself
   3. Users might find bugs and get frustrated
   4. The code will run without any problems

3. Which of these is an example of a test?

   1. Open the door by hand
   2. Test that the door opens after 3 knocks
   3. Paint the door blue
   4. Build a new door

4. What does the test 'add(2,2)==4' check?

   1. That a math function correctly adds two plus two
   2. That the computer can type the number 4
   3. That a function named 'add' exists on the computer
   4. That the number four is bigger than two

5. Why is it helpful to have AI write tests for your code?

   1. AI makes the code work by itself
   2. AI will run the code for you
   3. AI can write many tests quickly and help catch more bugs
   4. AI can only write tests for simple games

6. A test that checks 'the door opens after 3 knocks' verifies what?

   1. That the door is made of wood
   2. That people are polite when they knock
   3. That there are exactly 3 doors
   4. That a knocking feature works correctly after a specific number of knocks

7. What is the purpose of a test that checks 'the password is at least 8 characters'?

   1. To count how many letters are in the word 'password'
   2. To count all the characters in a book
   3. To make sure users type slowly
   4. To make sure passwords are long enough to be secure

8. If you write a test that checks '2 + 2 = 4', what are you testing?

   1. Whether the number four is your favorite number
   2. Whether adding two and two gives you four
   3. Whether math class exists
   4. Whether you can type the number four

9. Which person can help you write tests for your code?

   1. An AI assistant
   2. A baker
   3. A musician
   4. A painter

10. What do tests catch in your code?

    1. Bugs or mistakes before users find them
    2. How many lines of code you wrote
    3. Pretty colors in your code
    4. The names of your variables

11. A test for a vending machine might check that:

    1. The machine tells you a joke
    2. The machine is painted the right color
    3. The machine plays music when you walk by
    4. The machine dispenses the correct item after payment

12. Which would be a good test for a vending machine?

    1. Test that the machine is shiny
    2. Test that the machine can fly
    3. Test that the machine knows your name
    4. Test that inserting money and pressing a button delivers the right snack

13. Why should users care if coders wrote tests for their program?

    1. Because tests make programs run slower
    2. Because tests help find bugs before they bother users
    3. Because tests make programs more expensive
    4. Because tests delete user data

14. A test that checks 'the password is at least 8 characters' verifies:

    1. That the letter 'p' is in the password
    2. That users can remember long passwords
    3. That computers can count to eight
    4. That passwords meet a minimum security requirement

15. What is a benefit of having AI help write tests?

    1. AI removes the need for any human coder
    2. AI can think of test cases you might forget to write
    3. AI makes testing take longer
    4. AI will automatically fix all bugs