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Introduction Selenium WebDriver with Java already provides a method named getCurrentUrl() to get the currently loaded URL in a browser… This is a frequent interview question asked to all levels of experience in Selenium WebDriver. If you face this question… Introduction We frequently used the below kinds of method chaining statements in Selenium WebDriver scripts….
Hello Folks, In this post we will going to see some topics which are important to do validation in API testing. These are frequently asked interview questions in API Testing as well. What is a header in API? How to retrieve a request header? How to retrieve a response header? How to get all headers…
Hello Folks, We will see series of posts on Usage of JavaScripts in Selenium. Let’s start with basics. What is JavaScript? Definition from JS offical website: “JavaScript (“JS” for short) is a full-fledged dynamic programming language that, when applied to an HTML document, can provide dynamic interactivity on websites.” I hope you should be aware of basic js. If not, you can…
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As a part of End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post We will learn:- How to create a JSON Array Payload using List in Java. In the last post, we have learned creating JSON Object using Map. An API may accept a JSON Array payload as well. For example:- Booking for multiple passengers at…
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As part of the Generics in Java series, we will learn below concepts in this post – Why do we a need generic interface? What is a generic interface? How to create a generic interface? How to implement a generic class of a generic interface? How to implement a non-generic class of a generic interface?…
Hello Folks, We have already learnt about : Sending GET request in Postman. Sending POST request in Postman. If you notice, you can see a “Headers” tab in both request and response section of Postman. When you click on that tab you can see many key-value pairs. We will see about headers in this post….
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Generics were introduced in Java 1.5 with the purpose of identifying probable run time errors related to type at compile time itself. It provides stronger type checks at compile-time and makes a class, interface and methods type-safe. It also eliminates explicit type casting. In the last post, we already learnt about Generics and Generic class…
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Hello Folks, As part of Frequently Asked Java Programs In Interviews For Freshers And Experienced, in this post we will see a java program to reverse a string using stack. Before we go for definition of Stack, let’s consider some examples:- Suppose you have X number of plates. You organise them as one at the top…
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As a part of the End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, we will learn about the JSONassert Java library which is used to assert two JSONs. We may need to compare two JSONs during API testing. For example – If we are going to get the same JSON response for an API every time…
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