Hello Folks, As part of our API Testing series, we will see “Sending DELETE request in Postman”. First of all we need some APIs to test. There are many public APIs available which you can use for testing purpose. I will suggest you to register at below site to use free APIs for testing: GoRest API … Continue reading Postman Tutorial Part 11 – Sending DELETE Request in Postman
As a part of a Series of posts on Learn Selenium With Quiz, This set contains questions from Explicit wait concepts in Selenium WebDriver. I will suggest you to go through below link before taking up quiz: Explicit wait in Selenium WebDriver
Hello Folks, As part of our API Testing series, we will see “Sending PATCH request in Postman”. First of all we need some APIs to test. There are many public APIs available which you can use for testing purpose. I will suggest you to register at below site to use free APIs for testing: GoRest API … Continue reading Postman Tutorial Part 10 – Sending PATCH Request in Postman
Hello Folks, Many people approached me to write down my journey to become an Automation tester. So here it comes:- Be honest and ask yourself two questions given below:- Have you asked how much knowledge of programming language is needed to learn automation?If I refer any particular blog/channel/book, is that enough? If your answer is … Continue reading Baby Steps To Become Efficient Selenium-Java Automation Tester
Front end Automation testing is not only about Navigating/Clicking/Typing here and there. It is more about validation so that it could catch real bugs. If we use Selenium WebDriver for front end automation, it provides methods to do some validation like isEnabled(), isDisplayed() , isSelected() etc. We must need to understand the correct usage of … Continue reading Validate The Validation You Do – isEnabled() & isSelected() Methods in Selenium WebDriver
As a part of a Series of posts on Learn Selenium With Quiz, This set contains questions from implicit wait concepts in Selenium WebDriver. I will suggest you to go through below links before taking up quiz: Using sleep() in Selenium WebDriver Using implicit wait in Selenium WebDriver Now, take up the quiz below:
As a part of a Series of posts on Learn Selenium With Quiz, This set contains very basic questions which people generally confuse with. I will suggest you to read below post before taking this quiz: Hierarchy of Classes and Interfaces in Selenium WebDriver Now take the quiz here:
We can locate web element/s on a webpage using both FindBy and findElement() or findElements(). Primary purpose of both ways is same but the way it is done, is different. Below are the differences between FindBy and findElement in Selenium WebDriver: FindBy is an annotation while findElement and findElements are methods. Remember FindBy is provided … Continue reading Selenium Interview Question 4 – Difference Between @FindBy and findElement() Method in Selenium WebDriver
I am starting a series of posts on best strategies to be followed in front end automation. Here is the first post. “Locators’ are the backbone of front end automation. Your script does not see the actual UI/UX and perform the action. It depends on DOM where HTML tags and its attributes are defined. Maximum … Continue reading Front End Automation Strategies 1 – Don’t Write Complex XPath/CSS – Ask For Static Locators Instead
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 Find Distinct Characters In Given String. Problem Statement: User input: Make Selenium Easy Output: K L N I U Y Problem Solution: Logic: Convert input string in to same case either upper … Continue reading Frequently Asked Java Program 30: Java Program to Find Distinct Characters In Given String