REST API Automation Testing from Scratch - REST Assured Java - What is Gherkin Syntax and How it Works

The video tutorial introduces Jerkin, a language for describing software behavior, and its role in Behavior Driven Development (BDD). It highlights the challenges of using plain English for test cases, which can lead to misinterpretation. Jerkin provides a standardized syntax to overcome these issues, ensuring clear communication between business analysts, developers, and QA. The tutorial also covers Cucumber keywords and demonstrates how to write test cases in Jerkin syntax, emphasizing the importance of converting plain text requirements into structured scenarios for effective automation.

How can misunderstandings in requirements lead to issues in software development?

Why is it important to have a common understanding of requirements among team members?

What are the common keywords you might encounter when working with Cucumber?

What steps should be taken to convert a plain English requirement into Gherkin syntax?