Comment Keywords
Comment
This keyword is used to write comments for any Test flow or Test scenarios. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you want to mention any explanations for testers or users regarding the testing scenarios. Comments are always user defined.
Input Arguments
Example
If you have created a Test flow and you want to mention comment for it, then you can use the Comment keyword as follows:
# Comment
This test flow is created to test the proper flow of execution of login process.
Common Error conditions
There are no error conditions for this keyword.
Condition Keywords
Else
This keyword is used to provide an alternative scenario to be executed; when IF condition fails. It is always executed along with “If” keyword. It does not take any Object or data input arguments.
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Output
Example
Let us consider a test flow where you have to click on an object if (5>6) otherwise an image will get clicked, then you can use “else” keyword as follows:
Common Error conditions
EndIf
This keyword is used to declare End of If block in your test case. This keyword is always used with If statement.
Input Arguments
Note: It is mandatory to use If statement while using EndIf.
Output
Example
Let us consider a test flow where you have to apply a condition that If 50 > 10 then an Image will be clicked then “if” keyword can be used as shown below:
To declare End of If block in your test case you need to use EndIf statement.
Common Error conditions
If
This keyword is used to use conditional logic in your test case. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you want make a test flow in which the Test steps are based on some conditions.
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Output
Example
Let us consider a test flow where you have to apply a condition that If 50 > 10 then an Image will be clicked then “if” keyword can be used as shown below:
This keyword will test the condition whether 50 is greater than 10. If the result will be true then it will execute the test steps further otherwise it will directly execute the EndIf statement.
Common Error conditions
Iteration Keywords
Exit Loop
This keyword is breaks out of For-Loop.It Supports breaking out of multi level nested loops. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you need to take exit from one of the loop among several nested for loops.
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Example
Let us consider a test flow where you have used two nested for loops with “String Concat” keywords upto 2 iterations.Now, you wish to exit from loop 1 after the first iteration then “ExitLoop” keyword can be used as shown below:
ExitLoop
Common Error conditions
For
This keyword is used for looping or repeating a set of keywords for some specific number of iterations(repetitions). It is always executed along with “Next” keyword. It takes number of “Iterations” as the data input arguments.
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Output
Example
Let us consider a test flow where you have to click on an object 5 times. Then instead of using “click” keyword 5 times, you can create a for loop by using “for” keyword as follows:
For
Common Error conditions
Next
This keyword is used to end the “for” loop iteration. It is always executed along with “For” keyword. It does not take any Object or data input arguments.
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Output
Example
Let us consider a test flow where you have to click on an object 5 times. Then instead of using “click” keyword 5 times, you can create a for loop by using “for” keyword along with “Next” as follows:
Common Error conditions
Obstruction Keywords
Pause Execution
This keyword is used to pause the ongoing execution. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you want to pause the ongoing execution after certain Test Steps.
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Output
Example
Let us consider a test flow where the user has logged in to a website and now want to pause the execution then “pause execution” keyword can be used as shown in the screenshot below:
This keyword will pause the ongoing execution and then the execution can be resumed manually.
Common Error conditions
There are no error conditions for this keyword.
Sleep
This keyword is a static sleep and it waits (sleeps) for specified time (sec). This keyword takes seconds as Data input arguments
Input Arguments
Output
Example
If you want to wait for a while after Opening any browser then use “Sleep” keyword as shown below
Sleep
Common Error conditions
There are no error conditions for this keyword.
Stop Execution
This keyword is used to stops the ongoing execution. The Final PASS/FAIL status would depend on steps executed until this point is reached.
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Output
Example
Let us consider a test flow where the user has logged in to a website and now want to stop the execution then “stop execution” keyword can be used as shown below:
StopExecution
Common Error conditions
There are no error conditions for this keyword.
