Hard vs Soft Assertions in PyTest | Python Selenium Testing Explained
In this video, we dive deep into #hard and #soft #assertions in #PyTest with #Python #Selenium, helping you understand how they impact test execution and failure handling.
✅ What You’ll Learn:
The difference between hard assertions (`assert`) and soft assertions
How hard assertions stop test execution on failure.
How soft assertions allow multiple assertions before failing.
Real-world examples of using PyTest assertions in Selenium test automation.
Best practices for improving your test scripts with assertions.
🔹 Hard Assertions:
Used with "assert" statements in Python.
Test execution stops immediately upon failure.
Ensures critical failures are caught early.
🔹 Soft Assertions:
Allows test execution to continue even after a failure.
Useful for verifying multiple conditions in a single test.
Implemented using pytest-check or custom wrappers.
🚀 Who Should Watch?
Test Automation Engineers using Python & Selenium.
QA professionals looking to improve test stability & reporting.
Developers & testers working with #PyTestframework.
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