Selenium WebDriver Advanced - Industry Standard Framework - Implementing First Test Class

The video tutorial discusses the structure and components of test classes, including test methods and fixtures. It explains the importance of setup and teardown methods for initializing and cleaning up the test environment. The tutorial also covers the implementation of these methods using TestNG annotations, emphasizing the need for a consistent browser instance for all test cases within a class.

What is the primary purpose of test fixtures in a test class?

• To organize test classes

• To define test scenarios

• To execute test methods

• To handle setup and teardown processes

How should test methods be organized within a test class?

• By their related functionality

• Randomly

• By their execution time

• Alphabetically

Which annotation is used to set up the environment before all test methods in a class?

• @AfterClass

• @BeforeClass

• @AfterMethod

• @BeforeMethod

What is initialized in the setup method for test execution?

• User credentials

• Driver instance and browser environment

• Test data

• Test results

What is the purpose of the teardown method in a test class?

• To clean up the environment after tests

• To organize test classes

• To execute test methods

• To initialize test data

Which annotation is used to clean up the environment after all test methods in a class?

• @BeforeMethod

• @AfterClass

• @AfterMethod

• @BeforeClass

Why is it beneficial to use @BeforeClass instead of @BeforeMethod for setting up the environment?

• It simplifies test data management

• It increases test execution time

• It allows for a single browser instance for all tests in a class

• It reduces the number of test methods