Engineer Diaries

One of the most important concepts and a favorite interview topic for automation testers is the Stream API in Java.

Introduced as part of Java 8 features, mastery of the Stream API is now an essential skill for automation testers. A frequently asked interview question is:

What is the difference between map() and reduce()?

To help you get comfortable with this crucial topic, here's a post that breaks it down.

Happy reading! 🚀

Hello Facebook Community,

I am delighted to announce that the registrations for the May batch are now open. We are conducting Selenium with Frameworks and Java training from this 15th May. It's a weekend batch. Also, we are organizing a free demo session this Sunday on 9th May. So, register in this google form. If you have any query reach out to me at [email protected].

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NO21QQ-3hQbh1Mcwz9tNr2oKNsGcJ2FqkqO2yn5NRUQ/edit

See you there:)

Jmeter allows more than 15 types of listeners. Now the data is recorded in XML or CSV format only but you can view the result in almost 15 formats. Graphs, tables do make the processing slow but of course, give a better idea of the load capacity of the server. My favorite though is they have even provided a mailing visualizer