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Software Engineering is a dynamic field that requires a deep understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects. This quiz aims to test your knowledge on various topics within the domain, from coding principles to software development methodologies. Take your time to think through each question and choose the best answer. Good luck!
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SER Practice Quiz
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1. What does ‘DRY’ stand for in software development?
Hint: It’s a principle aimed at reducing repetition.

SER Practice Quiz Questions Overview

1. What does ‘DRY’ stand for in software development?

Don’t Repeat Yourself
Do Repeat Yourself
Don’t Reuse Your code
Do Reuse Your code

2. Which of the following is a version control system?

Git
JIRA
Slack
Docker

3. What does ‘HTTP’ stand for?

HyperText Transfer Protocol
HyperText Transmission Protocol
HyperText Transfer Program
HyperText Transmission Program

4. Which programming language is known for its use in web development?

Python
JavaScript
C++
Java

5. What is the main purpose of unit testing?

To test the entire application
To test individual components
To test the user interface
To test the database

6. Which methodology emphasizes iterative development and collaboration?

Waterfall
Agile
V-Model
Spiral

7. What is the primary function of a compiler?

To execute code
To debug code
To translate code
To test code

8. Which of the following is a NoSQL database?

MySQL
PostgreSQL
MongoDB
SQLite

9. What is the main goal of continuous integration?

To reduce deployment time
To integrate code frequently
To automate testing
To manage project tasks

10. Which of the following is a front-end framework?

Django
Flask
Angular
Spring
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