#object types

The way to remember the basic types in Ruby is with the mnemonic, “Shreasor Niff.” It’s supposed to sound like a dinosaur name, but softer than Tyrannosaurus Rex. The basics may look intimidating at first, but they’re not really a beast to handle. The parts of the mnemonic are as follows. ShREasor Niff String Hash RegExp Array Symbol Object Range & Numeric: (Intiger, Fixnum, and Float) Note that RegExp is a single type, and Niff is it’s own thing. Numeric is it’s own type with three common subtypes, Intiger, Fixnum, and Float. This should help you mentally organize these concepts from a top-down view, even if you don't know the details about what each one means yet.

Object Repository Exercise 2: Learn and Save Multiple Object Repositories - UFT/QTP Training Tutorial 8.2 - In UFT/QTP Training series last article “Object Repository Exercise 1“ we presented that how to create a shared object repository for the Welcome page of the Mercury Tours Web site. In Object Repository Exercise 2, you will get to know how to create a shared object repository for e... URL: http://www.softwaretestingclass.com/object-repository-exercise-2-uft-qtp-training-tutorial-8-2/

Object Repository Exercise 1: Learn and Save Objects of a web application - UFT/QTP Training Tutorial 8.1 - Here, we will take help of the UFT “Navigate and Learn” option to add objects from the Mercury Tours Web site to a shared object repository, and also we will learn that how we can associate the object repository with a test.   Let us create an object repository for Login action, to und... URL: http://www.softwaretestingclass.com/object-repository-exercise-1-uft-qtp-training-tutorial-8-1/