Which of the following outcomes is possible when running tests in GUnit?

In GUnit, a testing framework used in Guidewire, there are three potential outcomes when running tests: success, failure, and error.

When a test executes, it can pass successfully, which means the behavior of the code under test works as expected. However, if the test does not behave as intended, it can fail, indicating that there might be an issue in the logic or implementation of the code. An error outcome typically signifies that an unexpected situation occurred while the test was running, such as an exception being thrown that is not directly related to the test assertion itself.

This broad spectrum of possible outcomes allows developers to gain a more nuanced understanding of their code's functionality and stability. By recognizing all three potential outcomes, developers can effectively assess and improve the quality of their code through thorough testing practices in GUnit.