TestNG Tutorial #11 - DataProvider in TestNG | Data Driven Testing

[@meghavyas9402]

I have completed 71 videos. Thank you so much. It cleared my all concept.

[@softwaretestingmentor]

Excellent.
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[@Mr_Raz_]

Really helpful ☺️

[@phanikiran9826]

Very nice explanation..sysout("Clapping");

[@rvanshi]

How to perform it ?

[@madhurikupate2769]

Explain very well

[@softwaretestingmentor]

Thank you so much 🙂
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[@KrisuParikh]

thank you

[@studiesonsoftwaretesting9768]

👍👍👍👍👍great video

[@softwaretestingmentor]

Thank you 👍

[@aratidalvi8227]

Hi I am getting error "DataProvider is not an annotation type" please help me

[@nayangourkar198]

plz check import statement for that

[@irfanms9975]

same issue for me

[@nikhilkumar_nc]

Your class name should not be DataProvider

[@eineinfachermann4092]

Intellij works differently:
@Test needs dataProvider name:
@Test(dataProvider = "dataSet1") //this must be inserted in intellij, dataSet1 oder dataSet2
public void test(String username, String password, int number)
{
System.out.println(username+" >=====< "+password);
}

[@sumantrajdeshpande1829]

Please, keep your expalination tone of voice very specific. When we listen it , it seems like you are giving personal interview. OR it seems like you are narrating somthing. Means Explain like Durga sir of Durgasoft acadamy.

[@rajaryan-ir8ic]

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[@sivasankar2968]

In "dataset1" method you are declaring two-dimensional array but you are loading and returning three-dimensional data. Can anyone please explain how it's work

[@softwaretestingmentor]

Hi Siva, both are seperate examples, please watch video closely. Thanks

[@sivasankar2968]

@@softwaretestingmentor Hi Manish, Got it 😉

[@bhushanpatil-vt2tc]

uses 1 row and 3 column