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💡Let's take example to understand it: If in class have 2 test methods i.e  @Test(priority=0) public void googleSearch() {} @Test(priority=1) public void googleSearch1() {} Then, result would be below: @ BeforeSuite & @AfterSuite It will execute only once before all test methods and after all test methods. @BeforeClass & @AfterClass It will execute only once before all test methods and after all test methods. @BeforeMethod & @AfterMethod It will execute before and after each test methods. Means in above scenario, 2 methods then 2 times before and after method will get executed. @BeforeTest & @AfterTest It will execute only once before all test methods and after all test methods. 🎯 Good Luck for Your Learning..! 🙏 

import java.util.*; public class insertElementAtGivenPosition {        static void insertElementInArray(int array[], int noToInsert, int positionToInsert, int arrayLength)    {      for(int i = arrayLength -1; i > positionToInsert; i--)      {        array[i] = array[i-1];      }      array[positionToInsert] = noToInsert;    }           public static void main(String[] args) {              int array[] = new int[4];       array[0] = 1;       array[1] = 2;              int noToInsert = 3;       int positionToInsert = 2;              int arrayLength = array.length;       System.out.println("Befor array");       for(int i = 0; i < arrayLength; i++)   ...

💡When introducing yourself in an interview, you want to keep it concise yet impactful.  Here’s a structure that could work well given your experience as an SDET and team lead: 1. Start with a brief background "Hello, my name is [Your Name]. I have over [Your Experience] years of experience in Software Testing and Quality Assurance, with a strong focus on automation as an SDET." 2. Highlight key experience and skills "I have extensive experience in designing and implementing automated test frameworks using Java, as well as integrating these frameworks within CI/CD pipelines. My role has involved ensuring high-quality software releases, reducing manual effort, and improving testing efficiency." 3. Mention your current role and responsibilities "Currently, I’m working as a team lead, where I manage a team of QA professionals. My role includes not only hands-on testing but also mentoring team members, coordinating with cross-functional teams, and ensuring proje...

💡 Key points about Selenium: 1. Automation Tool : Selenium is an open-source tool for automating web applications, widely used in testing. 2. Supports Multiple Languages : Works with Java, Python, C#, and more, making it flexible for various developers. 3. Cross-Browser Testing : Selenium WebDriver supports popular browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, etc. 4. Platform Independent : Works across different OS like Windows, macOS, and Linux. 5. Web-Only : Designed for web applications; doesn’t support mobile apps directly (for that, you’d use Appium). 6. Community Support : Strong community and extensive resources make it easy to find solutions and stay updated. 7. Integrations : Compatible with tools like TestNG, JUnit, and CI/CD pipelines, enhancing test automation frameworks. 8. Parallel Testing : Selenium Grid enables distributed, parallel testing across multiple environments. 🎯 Good Luck for Your Learning..! 🙏 

🤔 Clear confusion between SDLC & STLC phases: 📌 SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) phases: 1. Planning 2. Requirements Gathering 3. Design 4. Development 5. Testing 6. Deployment 7. Maintenance 📌 STLC (Software testing life cycle ) Phases: 1. Requirement Analysis  2. Test Planning  3. Test Case Development 4. Test Environment Setup 5. Test Execution 6. Test Cycle Closure 7. Release (or Maintenance) 🎯 Good Luck for Your Learning..! 🙏 

📌 Difference between Git fetch & Git pull ❓ 1. Git fetch and Git pull are both Git commands used to retrieve changes from a remote repository to a local repository.  2. Git fetch will retrieve changes from the remote repository and store them locally, but it will not automatically merge them with your local branches.  3. On the other hand, Git pull will retrieve the changes from the remote repository and automatically merge them with your local branches. 🎯 Good Luck for Your Learning..! 🙏 

📌 Bug defect life cycle states 1. New 2. Assigned  3. Open (Duplicate or Rejected or Not a bug or Deffered ?) 4. Fixed 5. Pending Retest 6. Retest (ReOpend?) 7. Verified 8. Closed Good Luck for Your Learning 🙏 

📌 Smoke Testing and Sanity Testing are types of software testing, but they focus on different purposes. ❓ Smoke Testing: 💡 Purpose : To check if the basic functionalities of the application are working after a new build or deployment. 💡When : After a new build or release, to make sure the critical features don’t break. 💡Scope : Broad but shallow testing to ensure the stability of the build. 💡 Real-time Example : Imagine a new version of an e-commerce app is released. In smoke testing, you’d check if: 1. The app launches. 2. Users can log in. 3. Products load on the homepage. 4. Payments can be initiated. If these key features are working, the build is considered stable for further testing. ❓ Sanity Testing: 💡Purpose : To verify that specific bugs or issues are fixed and that no further problems have been introduced. 💡When : After a minor change or bug fix in the software. 💡Scope : Narrow but deep testing focused on specific functionality. 💡Real-time Example: If th...

Hello Dear Friends, I hope you are doing Good.!! Today we are going to see a very interesting topic. And the topic name is ‘ Practical Demo on How to Automate Desktop Application Using AutoIT ’ And for the automation we are using Eclipse IDE as Desktop Application, it is interesting right? So, for the demo we required below mentioned pre-requisites. Pre-requisites : Eclipse IDE –As Desktop Application SciTE Script Editor – To write the AutoIT Script Guys if you do not know how to install and how to use AutoIT, I would suggest you to watch my tutorials related to this AutoIT topic. Link :  AutoIT Demo From Basic To watch today's tutorial i.e Automate Eclipse IDE Using AutoIT | Simple Practical Demo On How To Automate Any Desktop Application  click on below image.

Hello Dear Friends, I hope you are doing Good.!! Today we are going to see a very interesting article. And the topic name is ‘ Part-1 | Perform API Testing or Automation of Rest APIs/Web Services using Rest-assured Java Library & TestNG ’. Below I am mentioning the Agenda of this topic. Agenda 1) What is Rest-assured? 2) Why need Rest-Assured? 3) Required Pre-requisites  4) Steps to setup Rest-assured project 5) Practical demo by using different request types  GET POST PUT DELETE Will see and discuss each point as mentioned above and to watch on YouTube channel please click on below video . 1) What is Rest-assured? REST Assured is a Java Domain Specific Language API for simplifying testing of RESTful web services.  REST Assured API can be used to invoke REST web services and match response content to test them.  Rest Assured has methods to fetch data from almost every part of the request and response no mat...