Data types in Java
Data types specifies the types of value and its size that can be stored in an identifier. There are 2 types of data types as given below. Primitive data types Non-Primitive/Reference data types
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Data types specifies the types of value and its size that can be stored in an identifier. There are 2 types of data types as given below. Primitive data types Non-Primitive/Reference data types
Variable is nothing but a name or keyword which occupies space in the memory. Variables are classified in 3 types. Local Variable Instance (or non-static) variable Static or Class variables Parameters or arguments Local...
JVM,JDK and JRE are the important points to discuss while studying java. Here, we have explained brief overview of JVM. If you want to know about it in more detail, then you can read it...
JVM is an abstract computing machine or Virtual machine which is a platform independent environment and converts the bytecodes into machine language and help to execute the program.We will study about its internal working.The...
Java is both a programming language and a platform.The program is written in a simple file with .java extension.Then compiler called ‘javac’ compiles those files into .class files which are nothing but the bytecodes that will be...
Selenium is an open source tool used for test automation. It is mainly used for automating web application. It has an interesting history. First time, Selenium was introduced in 2004. At Thoughtworks, Jason Huggins was testing an...
Before writing selenium program, there are 2 mandatory prerequisite which are java and Eclipse on your system. So, Let’s see how to install java and eclipse to start working on selenium.
UFT provides an in built feature of record and playback which can be a good starting point for a beginner. It will record all the steps performed on the AUT(Application under test) which can be...
In Automation testing, you hear the word ‘OBJECT’ many times. So, what is an object? Object: From automation perspective, whatever you see in an Application like Browser,Page,button,Textbox,Link,Radio button,check box etc. are called as Objects. Now,...
We will see how to read the XML nodes,its sub nodes and the data. Let’s start with a practical example. We will take the below XML as input. <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”UTF-8″?> <WorkerDetails> <Worker> <Summary>...