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How to Debug Code with Android Studio

How to Debug Code with Android Studio

Being Tester we are used to reporting bugs and we know that developer debug the code to find out the line of code causing the bug. But now you are the one coding the test cases and you are responsible for solving any bug in your testing framework. Android Studio provides some shortcut keys for debugging. In this post, we will use our HelloWord Espresso…

How to Get Code Coverage with Jacoco and Espresso

How to Get Code Coverage with Jacoco and Espresso

Finding code coverage is very important for testing because it allows you to measure your testing efforts. If you have a test suite prepared for your application but you are not sure test suite covers how much percentage of code then finding the code coverage will be good practice Once you get the coverage report, you will know exactly what…

How to Write and Run First Test Case in Android Studio?

How to Write and Run First Test Case in Android Studio?

  So far we have learnt on creating our Android Studio project and overview of Junit and TestNG testing framework. In this Tutorial, we will write our first test case and run it. It sounds exciting but before that we need to decide a testing tool which we want to use for writing testing Framework. We have many famous testing tools in…

How to Configure TestNG in Android Studio ?

How to Configure TestNG in Android Studio?

  In our previous tutorial, we have learnt about Junit Testing framework and now in this we will get to know about one more powerful testing framework called TestNG. TestNG framework as some different functionalities which makes it more powerful testing framework..

What is TestNG Framework?

TestNG is a testing framework developed from inspiration of…

How to Configure Junit Testing Framework in Android Studio

How to Configure Junit Testing Framework in Android Studio?

In our previous post, we talked about the Android Studio and Java Installation. In this we will learn about very famous unit testing framework setup for android studio that is Junit. Before jumping on to the setup let us learn more about Junit Testing Framework.

What is Junit ?

Junit is a widely used testing framework used for Java…

How to install Android Studio?

How to install Android Studio?

  A Manual tester want to start and learn automation, there are many curiosity come to their mind about what tool to use?, which IDE(Integrated Development Environment) to select?, what testing framework to select? This tutorial will help you to know about an IDE called Android Studio. IDE is nothing but development environment for writing and executing code. And…

Difference between unit tests and instrumentation tests

Difference Between Unit Tests and Instrumentation Tests

 Android Studio allows you to write unit test as well as instrumentation tests. It is very important for us to learn more about unit tests and instrumentation tests. We have defined it in terms of Android Application.

In layman terms, Unit tests are the test cases written for testing code written by developers and Instrumentation test…

Basics of Android Project Structure

Basics of Android Project Structure

Coding with android studio looks very promising because it is an IDE based on IntelliJ IDEA that is used for android application development. Even though we are not going to build android application , it is very important for us to understand the project structure so that we can code effective and understandable automation test framework.

There are five…

Top 25 HP LoadRunner Interview Questions and Answers

Top 25 HP LoadRunner Interview Questions and Answers Q1. What is the difference between risk and failure?

Risk is potential problem that has not yet occurred but is likely to happen and that may cause the failure of the software product. Failure for the end user is deviation of the component or system from its expected delivery or expected product.

Q2. What are different components of…

Top 25 Performance Testing Interview Questions and Answers

Top 25 Performance Testing Interview Questions and Answers Q1. What is Performance testing?

Performance testing is a discipline where we test our system to evaluate the system performance when subjected to virtual user load.

Q2. How is Load Testing different from Stress Testing?

Load Testing:It is the simplest form of testing which is done by increasing load step by step to…

Linux Inode What is Inode?

Inode is abbreviated as Index Node. As we know in Linux, whatever is there is a file. So, in order to maintain a consistency by treating everything as a file (even the hardware devices). The monitor, hard disk, printer, mouse, keyboard or directories are also treated as files in Linux. The regular files contain data such as text files, music files (mp3, mp4, audio…

Linux ECHO Command

  Usage of Linux ECHO Command:

This command is very important command widely used in bash and c shells. It is used to display a line of text/string on standard output or a console.

Syntax:

echo [option(s)] [string(s)]

Example1 : Input a line “Hi, this is my session 2” and display on standard output.

$ echo Hi, this is my session 2

Example2 : Declare a variable x and assign…

Linux CP Command

  Usage of Linux cp Command:

This command is used to copy one or more files from source path to destination path.

Syntax:

cp –[OPTION] [destination]

Example1 : Make a copy of file into same directory.

# cp originalfile newfile

Explanation:

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Creates a copy of “originalfile” in present working directory. The…

Linux LS Command

  Usage of Linux LS Command:

This command is used to get list of files & folder at a particular path. Suppose there is a folder containing files and you want to know what all files are there in that folder we use this command. We use certain switches to get desired output.

Syntax:

ls [OPTION]... [FILE]...

Example1 : List all files in a folder.

// Go to a folder and enter ls…

Linux SU Command

  Usage of Linux SU Command:

This command is used to become another user in his own session. By default, user without username will login as super-user (i.e. Root).

Syntax:

su [option] – [user [arguments …]]

Example1 : Login as “guest “user.

$ su – guest

Example2 : Run specific command with another user privilege say govind.

$ su govind -c date

-c option is used to return…

Linux Introduction

  Some historical fact for Linux:

In 1991, in Helsinki, Linus Torvalds began a project that later became the Linux kernel. He wrote the program specifically for the hardware as he wanted to use the functions of his new PC with an 80386 processor.

What is Linux?

Linux is an Operating System.

What is Operating System?

Low level software that supports a computer’s primitive…