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As a part of the End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, we will learn to ignore specific nodes while comparing two JSON documents using the JSONassert library. We have already learned to Compare two JSON Objects and Compare two JSON Arrays using JSONassert library as a whole. We may not need to compare all nodes in JSON documents…

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Selenium WebDriver with Java already provides a method named getCurrentUrl() to get the currently loaded URL in a browser and I don’t see any scenario in which this method has not worked as expected. But sometimes in interviews, some tricky questions are asked. “How to get current URL of browser without using getCurrentUrl() method?” is…

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Hello Folks, As part of our API Testing series, we will see “Tools to test SOAP and REST APIs manually and automation”  in this post. There are many tools available for API testing in market with many advanced features. Some tools are free and some are paid. You get basic features when you use a free…

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Printing information while executing program is important. Like any other programming language, Java also provides a way to print desired thing on standard output. “System.out.println(arguments);” is a java statement to print passed argument on standard output stream which is by default console. We can also print in to a file which we will see later…

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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 [qsm quiz=5]

Hello Folks, This interview question was asked in Deloitte.  Write a java program to Trim a given string without using inbuilt trim() method of String Class in Java. “trim()” method of String class trims leading and trailing whitespace/s of given string. It does not remove whitespace between words. We need to write logic to do so….

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NodeJS official website defines it as:- Node.js is a JavaScript runtime built on Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine. Let me make it little simple for you. NodeJS is an open source JavaScript based framework which is dynamic, cross-platform , asynchronous(Non-blocking APIs) and highly scalable runtime environment. It was developed by Ryan Dahl in 2009. It is…

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As a part of End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, We will learn about how unknown properties during deserialization creates a problem and how can we avoid them using @JsonIgnorePropertoies. @JsonIgnoreProperties Annotation Of Jackson API – Exclude Field Of Pojo From Serialization Or Deserialization Or Both Since we are using Jackson API of Java…

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Skip to content Both ArrayList and LinkedList classes implement the List interface of Collections framework in Java. We should understand the difference between… A Collection in Java is an Object that represents a group of Objects and the Collection Framework consists of multiple…

Hello Folks, It is frequently asked interview question to write a java program to print fibonacci number at any given position. I have already explained about program logics to print fibonacci series using both recursive and iterative model. Java program to print fibonacci series using iteration logic java program to print fibonacci series using recursion…

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