Тест по TestNG (en). Часть 9

By using the getText() method of the List object

By using the click() method of the List object

By using a loop to iterate over the elements in the List

By converting the List to an array using the toArray() method

By using the includeGroups attribute in the testng.xml file

By using the @IncludeGroups annotation with the group names

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

All of the above

@ExcludeTest

@SkipTest

@Exclude

@Ignore

exclude-pattern

exclude-regex

pattern

regex

Yes, but only the first method will be executed

No, only one method can be annotated with @AfterSuite

Yes, all the annotated methods will be executed in the order of their declaration

Yes, but the execution order is not guaranteed

@AfterAll

@AfterMethod

@AfterSuite

@AfterTest

It defines the test methods in a test class

It configures the TestNG framework for test execution

It contains the test data for parameterized tests

It specifies the dependencies between test classes

By using the tag in testng.xml

By specifying the number in the parallel attribute

By using the @Parallel annotation

By configuring the TestNG runner

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

Yes, all BeforeTest annotations will be executed before the entire test suite

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

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

Yes, using the @Group annotation with multiple group names

Yes, by specifying multiple group names in the @Test annotation

No, a test method can only belong to a single group

It depends on the TestNG version being used

Yes, but only the first method will be executed

No, only one method can be annotated with @AfterTest

Yes, all the annotated methods will be executed in the order of their declaration

Yes, but the execution order is not guaranteed

In the testng.xml file using the tag

In the @Parameters annotation of the test method

In a separate data provider method

All of the above

By using a comma-separated list in the testng.xml file

By defining an array as the parameter type in the test method

By using a data provider method that returns multiple values

TestNG does not support passing multiple values for a parameter

To execute test methods in a specific order

To group test methods together for execution

To skip certain test methods based on conditions

To parallelize test execution across multiple threads

A collection of test cases

A repository of test data

A class that contains methods to interact with web elements on a specific page

A configuration file for TestNG

name

test-name

test

testng-name

It improves the performance of element initialization

It caches the values of elements for faster access

It verifies the integrity of element locators

It reduces memory consumption during test execution

Synchronization issues between parallel test cases

Shared resources management

Test case dependencies and ordering

Compatibility with all browsers

Yes, but only the first method will be executed

No, only one method can be annotated with @BeforeTest

Yes, all the annotated methods will be executed in the order of their declaration

Yes, but the execution order is not guaranteed