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Behaviour-driven development (BDD) tools commonly use

AExcel pivot tables of test data
BGherkin Given-When-Then syntax for scenarios
CRaw bytecode of compiled Java classes
DASCII art diagrams of UML states
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Correct answer: B. Gherkin Given-When-Then syntax for scenarios
BDD frameworks (Cucumber, SpecFlow, Behave) use Gherkin scenarios in Given-When-Then form, readable by business stakeholders. Step definitions map natural-language steps to executable code.
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