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What are the design patterns in automation testing?

Design patterns in automation testing refer to reusable solutions to common problems encountered while designing and implementing automated tests. These patterns help improve the efficiency, maintainability, and scalability of test automation efforts. Some common design patterns in automation testing include:

Page Object Model (POM): Organizes web pages as separate classes with methods to interact with elements.

Factory Method Pattern: Creates objects dynamically based on conditions or parameters.

Singleton Pattern: Ensures a class has only one instance, useful for managing resources.

Data-Driven Testing Pattern: Separates test data from scripts for testing with different input values.

Decorator Pattern: Adds functionality to objects dynamically without altering their structure.

Chain of Responsibility Pattern: Allows multiple objects to handle requests in a chain.

Composite Pattern: Represents objects as tree structures, useful for organizing test suites.

Observer Pattern: Defines one-to-many dependencies between objects for event-driven testing.

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What do you love using with #Selenium for #TestAutomation on a Rich Web Application? Comment the reason for selecting the option. #QA #Cucumber #PageObjectModel #KeywordDrivenFramework #testing #WebApp #Web #FunctionalTesting

What do you love using with #Selenium for #TestAutomation on a Rich Web Application? Comment the reason for selecting the option. #QA #Cucumber #PageObjectModel #KeywordDrivenFramework #testing #WebApp #Web #FunctionalTesting