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“Accept” and “Content-Type” are HTTP Headers which control input and output formats. “Accept” is a request header and “Content-Type” is both request and response header. Let’s see the difference between these headers: Let’s understand it using a real time example. We must have submitted final year projects in our college and there were a defined…

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As a part of RestAssured Tutorials End To End, we will learn about the Serialization and Deserialization in Rest Assured in this post. In fact, Serialization and Deserialization are not specific to RestAssured. It is related to programming language i.e. Java here. Serialization is a conversion of the state of a Java object to a byte…

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As a part of GIT Tutorials End To End, we will learn about the Git Clean command in this post. I will expect that you are aware of the basic concepts and commands of GIT. But if you are a beginner in GIT then I strongly recommend you to refer GIT Basic Commands and Concepts section on my…

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Hello Guys, As I say always, your automation script is ineffective if you do not include logic to validate to make sure the desired action has been performed by Selenium script. For Example – You have a dropdown in your application. Manually you verify if dropdown contains desired options or it s sorted. Generally while…

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Hello Folks, It is very frequently asked interview question. Interviewer expects that you should be aware about internal logic of selenium. We know that to launch a browser through Selenium we need to download a browser driver executable file (chromedriver.exe, geckodriver.exe etc). Why do we require that? Let me relate it with a real time…

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In last post, we have already seen Parsing of JSON Object in Postman. You can get API response in JSON Array as well. A JSON Array is an ordered list of values. If JSON response are enclosed within [ ], it is called a JSON Array. If JSON response is enclosed in { }, is…

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Hello Folks, Before understanding about API, Let’s consider some real time scenarios first. You go to any restaurant for a grand party. A waiter comes to your desk and takes your order. Waiter goes to kitchen and brings up your ordered food. You don’t bother how waiter did this. You just worried about your order….

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Shared By: – Veena Company Name :- Cognizant (CTS) Experience Level: – 2 Years Location– Bengaluru Mode : – F2F Rounds: – 2 rounds Date :- Sep – 2019 Both rounds were moderate . Interviewers asked questions from Java and Selenium. Both rounds were 45 minutes long. First round consists of Java questions mainly. Second rounds focused…

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We have seen multiple posts on handling a web table in Selenium WebDriver. You can find them below:- Storing Web Table Data Into List Of Map – Java Storing Web Table Data Into A List Of Maps Using Java Stream APIs Storing Web Table With Pagination Data Into List Of Map – Java All above…

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