Diving into QA

I found this example very usable [code language="python"] print('"discard" method for remove particular string value from list\n') words = ['test', 'many', 'makeword', 'jazz', 'tube'] # list words = set(words) for word in {"MAKEWORD", "Makeword", "makeword"}: words.discard(word) print words print('\nAnd now we\'re going to "discard" from set number of \ words("MAKEWORD", "Makeword", "makeword", plus using "replace" some string values from tuple\n') words = ('test', 'many[br]', 'makeword', 'jazz[br]', 'doc', 'word', 'words') # tuple words = [w.replace('[br]', '<br/>') for w in words] words = set(words) - {"MAKEWORD", "Makeword", "makeword"} print words [/code] Also, it possible remove elements with set.remove(), bu...

i'm working right now over one interesting test case and I need generate random IP address. For my test case I will use second variant but you can use anyone from those two whenever you need.

Baseline Process of managing change, which can serve as a basis for logical comparison from initial state to next state and it can also serve as a basis for further subsequent activities. Blocker Blocks development, testing, or production - regardless of perceived severity Critical Crashes; loss of data; severe memory leak; errors that leave a machine unusable Major Major loss of function. Minor Minor loss of function, or other problem where easy workaround is present; translation/string errors; major cosmetic problems Trivial Cosmetic problems like misspelled words or misaligned text. Keywords Keywords provide a way to group or filter the tests based on the type of tests like User-Interface, smoke, security, performance, Data-validation Scope The work that needs to be accomplished to deliver a product, service, or result with the specified features and functions within the specified duration Test Test is a series of steps with multiple test cases that also includes unique identifier, ...

Quick tutorial for help my friend, how to verify if looking text exist. [code language="python"] ''' Sources: find_element_by* in operator comparison '!=' assertion ''' driver = webdriver.Firefox() mytext = driver.find_elements_by_id(“myID”).text if “Selenium WebDriver” in mytext print “I found my text!” else: ......... # or some more simple example: if element.text != u'SomeText': print "Verify Failed: element text is not " % element.text # or ... assertTrue(findElement(By.id("myID";)).getText().equals("foo") Obviously "object" identifier can to be changed like: (CSS, XPATH, tagName, ... etc) [/code]

How to Get Started with PyCharm and Have a Productive Python IDE 1 Initial Customization 2 Virtualenv and the Python Interpreter 3 Shortcuts 4 External Editor 5 Running Code and the REPL 6 Finding Commands 7 Code completion 8 Access to documentation 9 Code quality 10 Finding your way in the source code 11 Unit tests 12 Dealing with multiple files 13 Split Windows 14 Conclusion

If your company using Subversion I found a nice and powerful GUI tool for Ubuntu. Just install it. It’ll create a link to program. sudo apt-get install rapidsvn

First of all we need to add an HTTP Request Sampler inside a Thread group (Test Plan -> Thread Group -> Sampler->HTTP Request) Next we need to enter the Server Name or IP of the API and its port(if required) in the web server section.

If you read my blog and previous post, this post will be helpful for everyone who will work as a mobile tester. Well, if sound "ADB" confused you and you don't understand what is it, please read it: ADB is the literal meaning "Android Debug Bridge". Though at first glance it doesn’t appear to tell you anything, it actually does. It’s a “bridge” for developers to work out bugs in their Android applications. This is done by connecting a device that runs the software through a PC, and feeding it terminal commands. ADB lets you modify your device (or device’s software) via a PC command line. Let's learn commands: 1. Turn on ADB Go to Menu > Settings > Applications > Development > USB Debugging

Few times I was asked which code should be implemented in a test if user interface using drag&drop functionality. Please see how that works. [code language="python"] from selenium import webdriver # see below, this is what are you looking for. from selenium.webdriver.common.action_chains import ActionChains moved = selenium_driver.find_element(By.XPATH, <xPath here>) target = selenium_driver.find_element(By.CSS_SELECTOR, <css here>) ActionChains(selenium_driver).drag_and_drop(moved, target).perform() [/code]

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