REST API Automation Testing from Scratch - REST Assured Java - Parsing the JSON Response Body Using JSON Path Class

The video tutorial explains how to handle API responses in Java, focusing on extracting and logging response data. It covers converting responses to strings, storing them in variables, and parsing JSON to extract specific values like Place ID using JSON Path. The tutorial concludes with a preview of more complex JSON parsing in future lessons.

What method is used to extract a response body as a string in Java?

• getResponseString()

• extract.asString()

• toString()

• convertToString()

Which Java method is used to print output to the console?

• Console.log()

• System.out.println()

• PrintStream.print()

• System.out.print()

What is the purpose of the JSON Path class?

• To convert JSON to XML

• To parse JSON and extract values

• To validate JSON schemas

• To log JSON responses

How do you specify the path to extract a value from a JSON object?

• By using a regular expression

• By using a path expression

• By using the object's key

• By using the object's index

What is the correct path expression to extract 'latitude' from a JSON object with a 'location' parent?

• location.latitude

• latitude.location

• latitude:location

• location/latitude

What is the first step in using JSON Path to extract a value?

• Validate the JSON schema

• Convert JSON to a string

• Create a JSON Path object

• Log the JSON response

Which of the following is NOT a method provided by JSON Path?

• getString()

• getInt()

• getBoolean()

• getXML()