What are TestNG Annotations?
The Concept Annotations is introduced in Java 1.5 (jdk5). TestNG annotations are special codes we add to our test programs to decide the order in which our test methods run. These annotations give extra information about our methods or classes and start with the ‘@’ symbol. They’re like special symbols that we put before each method in our test code. If a method doesn’t have these annotations, it won’t be run when we execute our tests. TestNG uses these tags to create a strong and organized testing framework.
TestNG Annotations in Selenium Webdriver with Examples
TestNG is a testing framework widely used in Selenium WebDriver for automation testing. It provides a wide range of annotations that help in organizing and controlling the flow of test cases. TestNG learns from JUnit and NUnit, making itself better by adding new features that make testing easier and more effective. One of these improvements is the use of annotations.
Table of Content
- What are TestNG Annotations?
- Types and Hierarchy of TestNG Annotations
- Working on TestNG Annotations
- Conclusion
- FAQs on TestNG Annotations in Selenium Webdriver
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