TestNG Annotations Part - 2

The video tutorial explains the use of annotations in TestNG, focusing on before and after test, suite, and method annotations. It highlights the importance of these annotations in organizing test execution, setting global variables, and ensuring proper test environment setup. Practical examples demonstrate how these annotations can be applied in real-world scenarios, such as clearing cookies or setting authentication keys.

What is the primary purpose of 'before' and 'after' test annotations in TestNG?

• To execute code before and after each test method

• To execute code before and after the entire test suite

• To execute code before and after each test folder

• To execute code before and after the XML file

What is the scope of 'before suite' and 'after suite' annotations?

• Specific to each test folder

• The entire XML file

• Specific to each class file

• Specific to each test method

Why might you use 'before suite' annotations in your framework?

• To log test results

• To handle exceptions globally

• To execute code before each test method

• To set up environment variables for the entire suite

What is the execution order of 'before suite' and 'after suite' annotations?

• 'Before suite' executes last, 'after suite' executes first

• 'Before suite' executes first, 'after suite' executes last

• Order depends on the XML configuration

• Both execute simultaneously

What is the main difference between 'before method' and 'before test' annotations?

• 'Before method' is for each test folder, 'before test' is for each class file

• 'Before method' is for each class file, 'before test' is for each test folder

• 'Before method' is for each XML file, 'before test' is for each method

• 'Before method' is for the entire suite, 'before test' is for each method

How often does the 'before method' annotation execute?

• Once per test suite

• Once per test folder

• Before each test method

• After each test method

What is a practical use of the 'before method' annotation?

• To set global environment variables

• To clear cookies before each test

• To log test results

• To handle exceptions globally

What is the purpose of the 'after method' annotation?

• To execute code after the XML file

• To execute code after each test folder

• To execute code after the entire suite

• To execute code after each test method

In what scenario might you use 'before method' in API testing?

• To authenticate before each API call

• To log API responses

• To handle API exceptions

• To set up global API keys

What is the benefit of using 'before method' for browser testing?

• To log browser errors

• To clear cache and cookies before each test

• To set browser configurations globally

• To ensure the browser is closed after each test