REST API Automation Testing from Scratch - REST Assured Java - Solving Complex Queries from JSON Using Simple POJO Metho

The video tutorial explains how to extract and compare course titles from a JSON response using Java. It covers accessing web automation courses, iterating through lists, and using ArrayList for dynamic arrays. The tutorial also demonstrates comparing expected and actual course titles using assertions and TestNG for validation. The process is recapped with a focus on testing outcomes.

What is the first step in accessing the web automation object from the JSON response?

• Use a predefined method to access web automation

• Get the root object and then access courses

• Access the JSON response directly

• Directly access the web automation object

What is the purpose of iterating through the web automation object?

• To update the JSON response

• To delete unnecessary data

• To extract and print each course title

• To modify the course titles

Why is it important to compare actual course titles with expected ones?

• To delete incorrect course titles

• To print the course titles

• To modify the expected course titles

• To ensure the JSON response is correct

Why should an array list be used instead of a regular array for dynamic data?

• Array lists can dynamically change size

• Arrays are not supported in Java

• Array lists are faster

• Array lists are easier to declare

What method is used to convert an array to an array list in Java?

• Arrays.asList()

• List.of()

• ArrayList.convert()

• Arrays.toArrayList()

What is a common interview question related to arrays and array lists?

• How to declare an array?

• When to use arrays and when to use array lists?

• How to convert an array to a string?

• What is the size of an array?

What is the role of assertions in the code?

• To compare expected and actual course titles

• To print the course titles

• To delete incorrect data

• To modify the JSON response

What happens if the expected and actual course titles do not match?

• The test fails

• The JSON response is modified

• The test passes

• The course titles are printed

What should be done if the test fails due to a mismatch in course titles?

• Ignore the error

• Modify the expected course titles

• Investigate the JSON response for errors

• Print the course titles

What is the benefit of using TestNG assertions?

• They simplify the JSON response

• They provide a way to compare expected and actual results

• They allow for dynamic data handling

• They automatically print course titles