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Difference between findElement vs findElements
Selenium is a popular tool for automated testing of web applications. One of the key features of Selenium is the ability to locate elements on a web page using the ‘findElement’ and ‘findElements’ methods of the ‘WebDriver’ interface. While both methods are used for locating elements, there are some important differences between them. ‘findElement’ is… — read more
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Understand the recursion ?
Recursion is a powerful concept in programming, but it can be confusing when you encounter more complex problems. Let’s break it down step by step: 1. What is Recursion? Recursion is a technique in programming where a function calls itself to solve a smaller instance of the same problem. In essence, it’s solving a problem… — read more
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How to write effective test cases for manual testing
Manual testing is a critical process in the software development lifecycle that ensures the quality of software products. Writing effective test cases is an essential part of manual testing. Effective test cases ensure that the software product is thoroughly tested, defects are identified, and the software product meets the business requirements. In this blog post,… — read more
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Common mistakes in manual testing and how to avoid them
Manual testing is a critical process in the software development lifecycle that ensures the quality of software products. However, it is not immune to errors, and testers can make mistakes that affect the overall quality of the software product. In this blog post, we will discuss common mistakes in manual testing and how to avoid… — read more
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Importance of manual testing in the software development life cycle
Manual testing is a vital step in the software development lifecycle that ensures the quality of software products. It involves human intervention to identify defects, usability, and performance issues that automated testing tools cannot detect. One of the significant benefits of manual testing is its ability to identify defects that automation testing tools cannot detect.… — read more
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