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As a part of GIT Tutorials End To End, we will learn about another frequently used and important git command “git push“ in this post. Git Tutorial 4 – Create A New Git Repository – Git Init Command Git Tutorial 5 – Know The State Of Working Directory – Git Status Git Tutorial 6 – Git…
Both ArrayList and LinkedList classes implement the List interface of Collections framework in Java. We should understand the difference between these two classes and choose what is best during usage. This is also a frequently asked interview question. ArrayList implements only the List interface while LinkedList implements List and Deque interfaces. ArrayList is a Resizeable…
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Hello Folks, In last post, we have seen Why do we need to use DataProvider in TestNG. Now we will see a serie of posts on DataProvider. What is DataProvider? DataProvider is an annotation to mark a method as data provider which provides data as an array of array of Objects which can be used…
As per Protractor Official Document:- Protractor is an end-to-end test framework for Angular and AngularJS applications. Protractor runs tests against your application running in a real browser, interacting with it as a user would. So before selecting Protractor as front end automation tool, you must need to find if your application is an Angular application or not….
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Hello Folks, We learn about priority of test methods in a TestNG class in this post. TestNG Tutorials 22: @Test Annotation – Games Of Priority Of Methods In TestNG Do you know that TestNG will execute methods in unexpected order if you provide duplicate priorities and can create a nightmare for you. We will see…
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As a part of the End to End REST Assured Tutorial, in this post, we will learn to create a POJO class for JSON consisting of date fields. { “firstname” : “Jim”, “lastname” : “Brown”, “checkin” : “2018-01-01”, “checkout” : “2019-01-01” } If you observe the above JSON carefully you will notice that we have “checkin” and…
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Hello Folks, Previously, I had published on Handling StaleElementReferenceException using PageFactory. But many people asked how to handle it if they do not use Page Factory design pattern. Understand StaleElementReferenceException through an image: You would have seen so many explanations of StaleElementReferenceException. I would like to explain in very simple words here. You mostly encounter StaleElementReferenceException when you…
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This question was recently asked in a Selenium group on Facebook. Generally these types of question are asked frequently in Selenium. Select last N elements or only odd elements or only even elements or second last elements etc. Answer of all questions will be originated from same point. In this post, I will explain selecting…
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Hello Folks, In last post, we have seen the requirements of TestNG in Selenium webdriver. We will learn how can we install TestNG in eclipse. TestNG is a jar file. Any JAR file stands for Java ARchive which is a package file format typically used to aggregate many Java class files and associated metadata and resources (text, images, etc.) into one file for distribution. We…
Hello Folks, We have already seen below topics:- Introduction to Collections in Postman Creating a Collection in Postman In this post, we will share and import collection as a link in Postman. Once you create a collection in Postman, you may required to share with others. We can share a collection in multiple ways in…
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