Question

The changes have been made in the above program and we have tested multiple cases to ensure it operates as expected

1. Print("Hello world! ")
2. fav_num = 3
3. elif fav_num == 1:
4. print("1 is your favorite number")
5. elif fav_num == 2:
6. print("2 is your favorite number")
7. elif fav_num == 3:
8. print("3 is your favorite number")
9. elif fav_num == 4:
10. print("4 is your favorite number")
11. else:
12. print("Your favorite number is not 1, 2, 3, or 4")

Hello world!
3 is your favorite number

print("Hello world!")
fav_num = 7
if fav_num == 1:
print("1 is your favorite number")
elif fav_num == 2:
print("2 is your favorite number")
elif fav_num == 3:
print("3 is your favorite number")
elif fav_num == 4:
print("4 is your favorite number")
else:
print("Your favorite number is not 1, 2, 3, or 4")

Hello world!
Your favorite number is not 1, 2, 3, or 4

What should be done next?

(1 point)
Responses

Latest version of the app is launched and pushed to users.

Developers can check of that they completed development off their checklist of issues.

The QA specialist should document what issues occurred and specifically what was changed to fix it in case the changes negatively affect other parts of the software in the future.

The QA specialist, who brought the issues to the attention of developers, can close the case and check it off their checklist of issues.

Answer 1

The QA specialist should document what issues occurred and specifically what was changed to fix them (option 3).

Reason: Even if tests pass, documenting the defects, the fixes, and the test results ensures traceability and helps prevent or quickly diagnose regressions later.