Rinaldo Badigarrinaldo.hashnode.dev·Jan 20, 2024Understanding TestNG AssertionsIntroduction Assertions in TestNG are a way to verify whether the expected result and the actual result match or not. An example of assertion can be logging into the website, checking the title of the webpage, verifying the functionality of an input ...DiscussSelenium with Javaselenium
Pankaj Suryavanshidevtestops.hashnode.dev·Jan 20, 2024Mastering Assertions in TestNGIntroduction Assertions in TestNG serve as powerful tools for validating expected outcomes in automated test scripts. By incorporating assertions, developers and testers can ensure that the application behaves as intended during various scenarios. Te...DiscussSelenium Javaselenium
Gulshan Kumarperfinsights.hashnode.dev·Sep 16, 2023Assertions in JMeterIntroduction Assertions help us verify whether the response of a sampler is correct or not, instead of manual verification. An assertion is a test element that allows us to set criteria for verifying the sampler request. If the sampler's request matc...Discuss·64 readsPerformance Insightsperformance
Elucian MoiseforProgramming Languagessagecode.hashnode.dev·Sep 8, 2023Swift ErrorsHere's an explanation of syntax errors, runtime errors and error handling in Swift: Syntax Errors: These are errors that occur when the code does not follow the rules of the programming language. The code will not compile due to syntax errors. Exa...DiscussSwift FundamentalsSwift
Elucian MoiseforProgramming Languagessagecode.hashnode.dev·Apr 23, 2023Rust ErrorsIn Rust, exceptions are defined as "errors" and they are classified into two categories: recoverable and unrecoverable. Recoverable Recoverable errors are situations that can be handled in the code, such as an error in file I/O, where the programmer ...Discuss·49 readsRust LanguageRust
Automation Advocatesforaskuiaskui.hashnode.dev·Apr 13, 2023How to Do Assertions in askuiReal interactivity is what characterizes what an end-user is doing on a User Interface (UI). This is why it is important to extract data from your UI into your tool and use it later, for assertions for example 🔧. We will show two ways to use askui f...Discussaskui