Can I have two @Test Annotations in a single class? | TestNG interview question | Automation Testing

Yes we can have 2 @ test in a single class
1] Based on priority
If priority not given
Method name with alphabet priority
Ex: method name abc() &xyz()
abc() get executed 1st

Yes it is possible to have 2 @test in the same class.
Order of execution will be as follows like this;
@BeforeSuite
@BeforeTest
@BeforeClass
@BeforeMethod
@Test
@AfterMethod
@beforeMethod
@Test
@AfterMethod
@AfterClass
@AfterTest
@AfterSuite

It will follow ASCII order.

Yes we can. The order will be alphabetical order by default
If we want the order to be changed then we should set the priority

First before methods after @test1 and after again before methods, and after method it will executing

Yez we can have 2@ testin single class it is executed based on priority if priority isnot given then executed by alphabetical order

yes

Yea we can have 2 @test in a single class 1.based on priority if priority not given
2.Method was taken alphabet order

While developing a framework can one use junit and testng assertions in a single class? Have a doubt. Thanks.

Yes we can have two tests and execute bases on alphabetical order

yes in a single class it is possible If priority is not given then on this basis of alphanumeric 2@ test case method get executed... .. For example method name def() fgh() , def() get first executed.

yes and if we Don't provide priority then order of execution based on Alphabetical manner

According to priority we can execute two @test keywords

ASCII ORDER

Yes we can create more tests. While execution depends on priority otherwise it will execute in alphabetical order

yes, @test(priority=0)
@test(priority=1)

Yes we can use multiple @Test in a class but it will execute in alphabetical order and. If you provide a priority flag it will execute in your priority order.

Random

If we don't mention priority, it will execute in alphabetical order

Yes, we can have more than 2 @Test in a Class.
These are executed in Method name alphabetical order.
Or we can set the execution by @Priority

Yes. if priority is not given then alphabetical order it is Executed.

Also based on Alphabet it will be executed. Suppose method a() and z().

Then a() will be executed first

Yes executed as per ascii value

Yes we can have 2 annotations and executes as per the priority

Yes. If u give them priority then those test cases run as the way of what is the priority, if u don't give them priority then they will run alphabet wise.

Yes 🤚

Yes

Yes.we can have two @Test Annotations in a single class.If we give priority,it will execute according to the priority.Otherwise it will execute in Alphabetical order of TestCase names.

Yes possible, if priority is given then according to priority they will execute
Otherwise they will executed according to alphabetical order of method names

Yes,it will be executed in alphabetical order 🥳 or executed in priority wise if we set any priority 😊

Yes , it is possible . And execution depending on the priority. For every @Test have it's own@BeforeMethod and @ AfterMethod

Yes alphabetically they will get executed

Yes

Yes, it's possible to have two @Test Annotation in single class .it will run according to the priority if priority is there or it will run according alphabetical order of methods if priority is not there

Based on alphabetical order

Yes it is possible and order of execution will be depends on alphabetical order

yes, will execute in alphabetical order

In single test case we can have multiple @ test.
Execution depends on priority of the @test if given.
If the priority is not mentioned then it depends on the alphabetical order of the method name.
For Ex: method1 public void abc() and method2 Public void bac()
Public void abc will get executed first.

Yes, We can have .

Yes we can have 2 or more @Test in single class
Execution will be done depending on either priority given to Test or respective to Alphabetical order with reference to Test Name (method name)