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Hello Folks, In this post, we will learn “Handling browser windows in Selenium webdriver.”. Consider an example. You are browsing a website and when you click on a link, it opens up a new browser window and display web page contains. Manually, you need to switch to new browser window to perform some actions. The…
As a part of GIT Tutorials End To End, we will learn about another frequently used and important git command “git pull“ 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…
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In this post, we will learn to create a Map from Excel data to use in scripts such as Selenium and Rest Assured tests. When we write a code, it may require some data to act on. For an example :- If we want to register a user on an application, we require some user…
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Hello Folks, As part of ongoing series on DataProvider, we will learn “How does Encapsulation ( in OOPS concept) help in a DataProvider method? ” in this post. Encapsulation is an Object Oriented Programming concept which describes binding of related stuffs together under one roof. It makes easier to add , remove and modify members. For…
As a part of the End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, we will learn about JsonPath. If you are familiar with Xpath then you can understand JsonPath easily. The only difference is that XPath represents a path to reach a node in an XML document while JsonPath represents a path to reach a node…
As a part of TestNG Tutorials, in this post we will see “How to share data or state among test in a suite?”. We have covered below topics as of now:- Sharing data between @Test annotated method using static variable concept Sharing data between @Test annotated method using ITestContext Let’s understand what actually I want…
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 Print a Floyd Triangle of given number of rows. Problem: Write a java program to print a Floyd’s triangle for a given number of rows. Solution: Floyd’s triangle is a right-angled triangular…
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In previous post, we learnt How a static WebDriver reference created problems in parallel execution. We will see solution of those problems in this post. Please note I am exclusively using a static WebDriver reference but similar solution will be applicable for any static reference. Solution I have already discussed in my previous post. We…
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This is a frequently asked interview question of Java because people always gets confused with these terms and used interchangeably. I will try to explain these terms in easy words. There are three stages for writing a code in any programming language – Development , Compilation and Execution. In Java programming language, there are three…
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Write a Java program to reverse position of words in given string i.e. word at first position in string should be at last position in string. Input String: You are awesome Output String: awesome are You Solution: It is a very easy program. You just need understanding of splitting a string, array and for loop…