Unit Tests versus Integration Tests Quick Check 3 of 53 of 5 Items Question What is the difference between unit tests and integration tests?(1 point) Responses In unit tests, all modules are combined and checked, whereas, in integration tests each module is checked independently. In unit tests, all modules are combined and checked, whereas, in integration tests each module is checked independently. Unit tests are done manually, whereas integration tests are automated. Unit tests are done manually, whereas integration tests are automated. Unit tests are automated, whereas integration tests are done manually. Unit tests are automated, whereas integration tests are done manually. In unit tests, each module is checked independently, whereas, in integration tests, all modules are combined and checked. In unit tests, each module is checked independently, whereas, in integration tests, all modules are combined and checked. Skip to navigation page 5 of 5

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The correct response to the question about the difference between unit tests and integration tests is:

"In unit tests, each module is checked independently, whereas, in integration tests, all modules are combined and checked."

This highlights the fundamental difference in focus for each type of testing: unit tests isolate individual components, while integration tests evaluate the interactions between multiple components.