Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - TestNG Annotations Part - 1

The video tutorial covers the use of TestNG annotations, focusing on Before Test and After Test annotations. It explains the structure of XML files for test execution and how to manage test data effectively. The tutorial also discusses the importance of cleaning up data before running tests and setting up prerequisites using annotations. Additionally, it highlights the scope of annotations within test folders and provides examples of their application in real-world scenarios.

What is the primary purpose of using TestNG annotations in XML files?

• To reduce the size of XML files

• To increase the speed of test execution

• To control the execution order of test cases

• To enhance the visual appearance of the code

Why is it important to clean up data before running automation tests?

• To make the tests run faster

• To prevent errors due to existing data

• To ensure the system is not overloaded

• To improve the readability of test results

What does the 'before test' annotation do in TestNG?

• It changes the priority of test cases

• It executes a method before any test in a folder

• It skips the execution of certain test cases

• It executes a method after all tests in a folder

In which scenario would you use the 'before test' annotation?

• To clean up data before tests

• To log test results

• To set up a database connection

• To generate test reports

How does the 'before test' annotation affect the execution order?

• It runs the test cases in alphabetical order

• It ensures a method runs before any test in the folder

• It makes the test cases run in reverse order

• It skips the first test case

What is the role of the 'after test' annotation in TestNG?

• To skip certain test cases

• To change the priority of test cases

• To execute a method after all tests in a folder

• To execute a method before any test in a folder

Which of the following is a use case for the 'after test' annotation?

• To set up a test environment

• To log test execution time

• To initialize test data

• To delete cookies after tests

What is the scope of the 'after test' annotation?

• It applies to the entire test suite

• It applies to individual test cases

• It applies to a single test folder

• It applies to all test folders

Why might the 'after test' annotation not execute at the very end of all tests?

• Because it is overridden by 'before test'

• Because it is not supported in TestNG

• Because it is only for logging purposes

• Because it only applies to the test folder it is defined in

What upcoming annotations were mentioned for future discussion?

• Before group and after group

• Before method and after method

• Before suite and after suite

• Before class and after class