Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - TestNG Annotations Part - 2

The video tutorial explains various annotations in TestNG, including before and after test, suite, and method annotations. It highlights their usage in organizing test execution and setting up global variables. Practical examples demonstrate how these annotations work in a testing framework. The tutorial concludes with a brief introduction to the before class annotation, preparing viewers for the next lesson.

What is the primary purpose of 'before suite' and 'after suite' annotations in TestNG?

• To set up database connections

• To execute code before and after each test method

• To execute code before and after the entire XML file

• To manage the execution order of test folders

How can 'before suite' annotations be used in a testing framework?

• To handle exceptions

• To generate test reports

• To execute test cases in parallel

• To set global environment variables

Who decides the use of annotations like 'before suite' in a framework?

• The software developer

• The project manager

• The framework designer

• The TestNG documentation

What is the scope of 'before method' annotations in TestNG?

• All test methods

• Specific test folder

• Entire XML file

• Specific class file

How often is 'before method' executed in relation to test methods?

• Once after all test methods

• Before each test method

• After each test method

• Once before all test methods

What is the difference between 'before method' and 'before test' annotations?

• Both are for class files

• Before method is for XML files, before test is for class files

• Before method is for class files, before test is for XML files

• Both are for XML files

What is a practical use of 'before method' annotations?

• To manage test data

• To generate test reports

• To clear cookies before each test

• To execute test cases in parallel

What is the role of 'after method' annotations?

• To manage test data

• To execute code before each test method

• To set global environment variables

• To execute code after each test method

In what scenario might you use 'before method' in API testing?

• To execute API tests in parallel

• To log API responses

• To generate API documentation

• To authenticate before each API call

What is the significance of the order of execution in TestNG annotations?

• It sets the global environment variables

• It determines the priority of test execution

• It manages the test data

• It affects the test report generation