API testing vs UI Testing
What are differences between API Testing and UI Testing? API enables communication between two separate software systems. A software system implementing an API contains functions or subroutines that can be Read more »
What are principles of an API test design?
What are principles of an API test design? The most important principles of an API test design are: Setup: Create objects, start services, initialize data, etc Execution: Steps to apply Read more »
API vs Web Service
What are main differences between API and Web Service? All Web services are APIs but not all APIs are Web services. Web services might not contain all the specifications and Read more »
What are the advantages of API Testing?
What are the advantages of API Testing? In an API interview, they are likely to ask about the advantages of API testing. So be prepared with the significant ones such as: Read more »
Types of Bugs that API testing detects
Types of Bugs that API testing detects Unused flags Duplicate functionality Missing functionality Fails to handle error conditions gracefully Connectivity issues and getting a response from API. Multi-threading issues Performance Read more »
Why is API testing important?
Why is API testing important? When you are releasing a product all forms of software is essential to identify bugs and inconsistencies both, and as you make sure it continues to Read more »
Types of API testing
API testing typically involves the following practices: Unit Testing – Testing the functionality of individual operations. Functional Testing – Testing the functionality of broader scenarios, often using unit tests as building Read more »
What is API Testing
Application Programming Interface Testing is a type of software testing that involves testing application programming interfaces (APIs) directly and as part of integration testing to determine if they meet expectations for functionality, reliability, performance, and Read more »
Selenium – User Interactions
Selenium WebDriver is the most frequently used tool among all the tools available in the Selenium tool set. Hence it is very important to understand, how to use Selenium webDriver Read more »
Axes metods in Xpath
An axis represents a relationship to the context (current) node, and is used to locate nodes relative to that node on the tree. Examples: Navigate to https://google.com.. //textarea[@name=’q’]//..//child::textarea //textarea[@name=’q’]//..//parent::div //textarea[@name=’q’]//self::textarea Read more »
