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When new functions (or capabilities) become available to a website product Test instances (or test suites) should be created in order to evaluate the latest features. Before adding a brand new test case, it is essential to have the appropriate answers to some of the questions below: Do we really have to come up with a brand new test case in order to test the capabilities? Functionality? Can you modify an existing test scenario to accommodate the requirements of the feature being tested? Are there ways to modify the current test setup to allow the "product features" can be tested against various inputs (or set of data)? Do we need to include an additional test execution if there are no significant changes in your business policies? Do you know of a better way to isolate tests from implementation? The answers to the questions listed above can be found in Data-Driven Testing in Selenium WebDriver . What is Driven Testi...

The use of Automation testing tools benefits the software testing life cycle (STLC) in several ways. It helps in increasing the test coverage, ensures reusability of test cases, saves overall testing time, assures the product is ready for production on time, etc. And, to make all these are achieved, there is one crucial step to be considered, i.e. choosing the right automation testing tool. Automation tools have gained huge importance in the present digitalization era. With these automation tools, the test engineers are able to meet the current delivery strategy, i.e. faster delivery of quality applications. Among the many available automation tools, Selenium is one of the popular and favourite web application testing frameworks for many test engineers. To know more about this amazing automation tool, let us first understand what Selenium is. Thera are many testing tools available in the market, few are open-source while others are commercial. Among the many, Selenium is one of the aut...