Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Understanding Cucumber Framework Terminologies

The video tutorial provides an in-depth guide on Cucumber automation, focusing on the three core components: feature files, step definition files, and test runners. It explains how to write scenarios in feature files using Gherkin syntax, map these scenarios to automation code in step definition files, and execute them using a test runner like JUnit. The tutorial also covers the creation of feature files in Eclipse and the importance of plugins for syntax highlighting.

What is the primary purpose of a feature file in Cucumber?

• To store test data

• To define test scenarios in plain English

• To write automation code

• To execute test cases

What syntax is used in feature files to write scenarios?

• SQL

• Gherkin

• Java

• Python

In Cucumber, what is the role of a step definition file?

• To map feature file steps to automation code

• To define test scenarios

• To store test data

• To execute test cases

Which framework is commonly used as a test runner in Cucumber?

• JUnit

• TestNG

• Cypress

• Selenium

Which of the following is NOT a component of the Cucumber framework?

• Feature file

• Database

• Step definition file

• Test runner

What is the first step in creating a feature file in Eclipse?

• Installing plugins

• Writing step definitions

• Creating a new package under source test Java

• Writing test scenarios

What is the file extension for a Cucumber feature file?

• .json

• .xml

• .feature

• .java

Why is it important to use plugins when writing feature files in Eclipse?

• To execute test cases

• To write automation code

• To highlight syntax and catch errors

• To store test data

What happens if there is no step definition for a line in the feature file?

• The line will be ignored

• The test case will fail

• The feature file will not be recognized

• The test case will pass

What is the purpose of the 'Given' keyword in a Gherkin scenario?

• To specify the expected outcome

• To clean up after the test

• To define the initial context of the scenario

• To perform an action