Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Annotations Helper Attributes with Examples

This video tutorial covers the use of dependencies in TestNG, focusing on how to manage test execution order using the 'depends on methods' attribute. It also explains helper attributes like 'enabled' and 'timeout' to control test execution and handle known issues. The tutorial concludes with a brief introduction to parameterization in TestNG.

What is the primary purpose of the 'depends' keyword in TestNG?

• To set a timeout for test execution

• To manage dependencies between test methods

• To enable or disable test methods

• To generate test reports

How can you exclude a group of tests in TestNG?

• By using the 'depends' keyword

• By using the 'exclude' keyword

• By using the 'include' keyword

• By using the 'timeout' attribute

What is the effect of using 'dependsOnMethods' in TestNG?

• It sets a timeout for the test

• It disables a test method

• It changes the method names

• It ensures a method runs before another

Which attribute would you use to skip a test known to have a bug?

• timeout

• exclude

• dependsOnMethods

• enabled

What happens when 'enabled' is set to false for a test method?

• The test method is executed with a delay

• The test method is executed twice

• The test method is skipped during execution

• The test method is executed with a warning

Why might you use the 'timeout' attribute in TestNG?

• To set a maximum execution time for a test

• To include a test group

• To change the execution order of tests

• To skip a test method

What is the unit of time used when setting a timeout in TestNG?

• Milliseconds

• Hours

• Seconds

• Minutes

What is one advantage of using TestNG over plain Java for testing?

• It provides better reporting and test management features

• It allows for manual testing

• It requires less code

• It is faster than Java

Which of the following is NOT a feature of TestNG?

• Dependency management

• Timeout settings

• Test skipping

• Automatic code generation

What is the role of helper attributes in TestNG?

• To provide additional functionality like skipping tests and setting timeouts

• To generate test data automatically

• To compile Java code

• To manage database connections