In Selenium Web Driver, Assertions
Introduction Users can validate any type of test using assertions. The outcomes of the assertion are based on a comparison of the actual and anticipated results. Only when there are no exceptions in the Assertions is a test said to have passed. Thus, using assertions effectively is essential for finding bugs in the programme under test. This blog aims to shed light on the numerous Assert statements that the Selenium Automation Testing Web driver supports. Verify Commands in Selenium vs. Assert Selenium typically offers two types of validation checks: one that employs assertions and the other that incorporates "Verify" statements. Despite the fact that both have the same goal, there is still a significant variation in the way they perform. Hard Assertions place tight restrictions on the test script when they fail, stopping further programme execution. Verify checks get test results for several conditions even if one of them fails. Although Soft Assertions operate diff...