In this post, we'll learn everything about Java Methods. Table of Contents What is a Java Method ? How to Create a Method ? What is a Main method in Java ? Types of Java Methods Parameterized Methods Non - Parameterized Methods How to Call a Method ? Static Methods Non - Static Methods 1. What is a Java Method? A method in Java is a group of instructions that are performed together to do a specific task. Methods are generally known as Functions in other languages like C, C++, etc.  Let's say you want to print numbers 1 to 10 in your program multiple times. So, if you have created a method with code that can print 1 to 10 numbers then you can just call that method multiple times in your program and you do not have to write the code to print 1 to 10. Java Methods have some features, let's take a look at them: Java Method can be public, private, protected, or default. Java method can or cannot return a value. If you do not want your method to return anything, you have to decla...

Testing a web page is an essential aspect of ensuring that it performs optimally and provides a seamless user experience. Testing involves a series of activities that are aimed at identifying and fixing issues with the web page, ensuring that it is accessible, responsive, and user-friendly. This post will discuss the various aspects of testing a web page, including the types of testing, the tools and techniques used, and the best practices for testing a web page. Table of Contents Types of Testing for Web Pages/ Website, Example, Checklist, and Tools Functional Testing Performance Testing Compatibility Testing Usability Testing Security Testing Content Testing Accessibility Testing UI Testing Demo Websites for Practicing Web Testing Best Practices for Testing Webpage / Website Conclusion Types of Testing for Web Pages/Website: There are several types of testing that can be performed on a web page. Some of the most common types of testing include: 1. Functional Testing This type of tes...

 Why should a company have a team for Software Testing and Quality Assurance? What is the need to test a software? Why shouldn't developers test their own work? When I started my career around two years back I encountered above listed queries. At that time I had no reply to these queries. But after dwelling around two years in IT sector I come along with some firm replies. All above listed questions are inter-belonging and the highlighted one was recently posted in a programmer's Q&A post, it inevitably raised my curious eyebrow. This can be a big debate. Diving straight to the point, the simple, unmistakable and well known answer is : “Developers are not very good testers.” But according to my understanding correct answer is, - “They don't want to see bugs in their code and only look for happy paths and and happy endings.” Believe me I was a developer in the past and then I moved to QA to avoid QA on my code, now I'm coding Automated Selenium Scrip...