QA Fundamentals · Junior · Question 52 of 75
What is a flaky test?
- 1A test that has never been run on a real device
- 2A test that passes and fails without any code change
- 3A test that always fails because of a real bug
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Correct answer: A test that passes and fails without any code change
Explanation
Flaky tests usually come from timing issues, shared state or unstable environments. They erode trust: people start ignoring real failures.