The scope of variables in test data can vary depending on where and how they are defined. Variables can have a global, test suite, test case, or local scope. Global variables are defined outside of any test suite or test case and are accessible throughout the entire test execution. These variables are typically used to …
Variables from the command line When executing tests, variables set in the command line take precedence over variables defined in Variable sections within test case files, as well as those imported from resource and variable files. This means that command line variables have the highest priority. If you use the “–variable” option to set variables …
In Robot Framework, the Continue For Loop If keyword can be used within a for loop to skip over a particular iteration of the loop if a certain condition is met. This can be useful in cases where you need to skip over certain iterations based on a specific condition. Here’s an example of how …
Using the “Set Suite Variable” keyword, variables can be created dynamically in the program. This means that variables such as list0, list1, …, and listN can be created without having to define them in the test case. Note: For a better viewing experience, it is recommended to open the image in a new tab in …
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