The document describes the Cucumber (BDD) framework which has three main components: feature files written in plain language using Gherkin keywords, step definition files which define the implementation of the steps in Java code using annotations, and a test runner class which uses JUnit to execute the feature files and generate reports.
The document describes the Cucumber (BDD) framework which has three main components: feature files written in plain language using Gherkin keywords, step definition files which define the implementation of the steps in Java code using annotations, and a test runner class which uses JUnit to execute the feature files and generate reports.
The document describes the Cucumber (BDD) framework which has three main components: feature files written in plain language using Gherkin keywords, step definition files which define the implementation of the steps in Java code using annotations, and a test runner class which uses JUnit to execute the feature files and generate reports.
The document describes the Cucumber (BDD) framework which has three main components: feature files written in plain language using Gherkin keywords, step definition files which define the implementation of the steps in Java code using annotations, and a test runner class which uses JUnit to execute the feature files and generate reports.
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