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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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Introduction Method names in the title might confuse you but those are the best words to give them when you… Introduction We may require to generate random numbers in programming languages for multiple purposes like test data creation or numeric… Introduction I remember when I used to generate some random data with alphabets and numbers…
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: [qsm quiz=4]
A refresh token is a credential that is used to generate a new access token. I have already explained about Refresh Token in the previous post. In this post, we will learn when and how a Refresh token is used in OAuth 2.0 flow. Do not forget to subscribe to my channel to support. Image…
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Hello Folks, Method overloading is an important concept in Java. Can we create overloaded method in TestNG class. Let’s give it a try. Overloaded TestNG class: Create a testng.xml and run it: Output: You will get above exception in console because TestNG does not allow you to put any type of parameters to a TestNG…
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As a part of GIT Tutorials End To End, we will learn to create or initialize a GIT repo using a very first command called “git init“. Before you proceed please make sure that GIT is properly installed and configured. If git is not installed or you don’t know how to check then I recommend…
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Hello Folks, In this post, we will see an interesting scenario . When we open a website and scroll down, suddenly a button appears, which says “Click me anytime if you want to go on top again”. An example is given below: You need to verify functionality of Back To Top button using selenium webdriver….
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