Тест по TestNG (en). Часть 10

By extending the WebDriver class

By implementing the ITest interface

By creating a regular Java class

Page Libraries cannot be created in TestNG

It runs before every test method in a test class

It runs before the entire test suite

It runs after every test method in a test class

It runs before every test method in a test suite

expected

timeout

groups

dependsOnMethods

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Apache TestNG website

Maven Central Repository

JetBrains Plugin Repository

All the methods annotated with @BeforeClass will be executed, but their order of execution is undefined

Only the first method annotated with @BeforeClass will be executed, and the rest will be ignored

It is not allowed to have multiple methods annotated with @BeforeClass in a test class

The execution behavior is unpredictable and may vary depending on the TestNG version

Methods

Classes

Tests

Instances

Yes, you can use the @IncludeMethods and @ExcludeMethods annotations

No, TestNG does not provide options to include or exclude specific test methods

Yes, but it can only be done in the testng.xml file

No, TestNG automatically includes all test methods from a flow library

It is used to mark a method that should be executed before each test method

It is used to mark a method that should be executed before all the test methods in a test class

It is used to mark a method that should be executed before all the test methods in a test suite

It is used to mark a method that should be executed after all the test methods in a test suite

Use the tag inside the tag

It is not possible to exclude specific methods in a TestNG XML file

Yes, all AfterClass annotations will be executed after the entire test suite

Yes, but only one AfterClass can be executed per test class

No, TestNG does not allow multiple AfterClass annotations in a class

No, AfterClass annotations can only be used once in a test class

getElementValue()

getValue()

getText()

getElementText()

It runs before every test method in a test class

It runs before the execution of any test method in a test class

It runs before the entire test suite

It runs before every test method in a test suite

No, only one test method can be included or excluded at a time

Yes, by using comma-separated values within the or tags

Yes, by defining a separate XML file for each method to be included or excluded

No, the inclusion and exclusion of test methods can only be done programmatically

Methods

Classes

Tests

Instances

It allows you to store multiple web elements with the same locator

It allows you to store a single web element with multiple locators

It allows you to store non-web elements in TestNG Page Factory

It allows you to store test data for parameterized testing

Use the tag inside the tag

It is not possible to include specific methods in a TestNG XML file

@Test

@TestCase

@TestMethod

@TestNG

By using the excludeGroups attribute in the testng.xml file

By using the @ExcludeGroups annotation with the group names

By using the -excludegroups command-line parameter with the group names

All of the above

package

include-package

exclude-package

package-name