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Correction (D). Development.

Development You can easily make changes

"data installed locally on a system" and "with each build.". "Here's this hunk of code that I am working on, lets see if it actually does what I want it to do with this block of fake data." Testing, Staging, and Production don't build. Development builds for them.

Any dev knows you dont use dummy data to develop

Dummy data is used to run apps that require data you don't have. It's commonly used in testing, like mocap testing or database testing, without using real data.

D. Development Keyword: with each build = Developmenet

The development environment is the one that typically utilizes dummy data and is most likely to be installed locally on a developer's system. In the development environment, software developers write, test, and debug code. This environment allows developers to work with the code directly, make modifications easily, and assess the changes with each build. It is a controlled environment used to create and refine the application or software before it is moved to higher environments like testing, staging, and production.

Base on the below explanation, its safe to say the right option is D. yaeiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!!!! Part of creating a successful Staging and Test environment for your application is generating dummy data as part of your deployment process. This dummy data is used during development, the QA process and even for feature demos. Thank you again for listening

The environment that utilizes dummy data and is most likely to be installed locally on a system that allows code to be assessed directly and modified easily with each build is Development environment.

Which of the following environments utilizes dummy data and is MOST likely to be installed locally on a system that allows code to be assessed directly and modified easily with each build? A. Production B. Test C. Staging D. Development

Development—the code will be hosted on a secure server. Each developer will check out a portion of code for editing on his or her local machine. The local machine will normally be configured with a sandbox for local testing. This ensures that whatever other processes are being run locally do not interfere with or compromise the application being developed. • Test/integration—in this environment, code from multiple developers is merged to a single master copy and subjected to basic unit and functional tests (either automated or by human testers). These tests aim to ensure that the code builds correctly and fulfills the functions required by the design. • Staging—this is a mirror of the production environment but may use test or sample data and will have additional access controls so that it is only accessible to test users. Testing at this stage will focus more on usability and performance.

Development -Software developers use a development environment to create the application. This typically includes version control and change management controls to track the application development. Test - Testers put the application through its paces and attempt to discover any bugs or errors. The testing environment typically doesn’t simulate a full production environment, but instead includes enough hardware and software to test software modules. Staging - The staging environment simulates the production environment and is used for late stage testing. It provides a complete but independent copy of the production environment. The production environment is the final product. It includes everything needed to support the application and allow customers and others to use it. In this example, it would include the live web server, possibly a back-end database server, and Internet access.

The correct answer is D. Development. Development environments are typically used for building and testing software applications. They often use dummy or sample data, and are usually installed locally on a system where code can be easily accessed and modified during the development process. This allows developers to test and debug their code without affecting the production environment. Production environments, on the other hand, are the live environments where software applications are deployed and used by end-users. They typically use real data and are not intended for testing or development purposes. Test and staging environments are also used for testing and debugging, but they are typically more similar to production environments in terms of the data and configurations they use. These environments are often used to perform final testing before deploying an application to the production environment.

pg 252. D Gibson.

Correct answer is B. Testing environment. Dummy data is mock data generated at random as a substitute for live data in testing environments. Dummy Data is used for testing new programs and testing modifications on existing program.

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I´ll go with development. Testing will already be used to test integration with other services and stuff...as long as you are playing around, you´ll do that in development and that´s most often done locally