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Access Specifiers in JAVA | What is Access Specifier | Types and how do they work?

What is  Access Specifiers Access specifier defines the accessibility of data members (methods/variables) Types Public  Private  Protected Default An easy and quick way to understand how different data members can be accessed with these Access specifiers   Public  - Can be accessed anywhere | Inside and Outside Projects | With and Without Inheritance Private - Can be accessed only Inside a Class Protected - Can be accessed inside and outside the Package. We need to use inheritance to access protected data members outside the class Default - Can be accessed only inside the Package

Collections in JAVA | Collection Framework |

What is POM (Page Object Model) in software testing Framework || How POM works? Benefits of using POM Structure

What is "Synchronization" in selenium || How we can achieved synchronization in our Testing || What is "Waits" - Types || Example of Synchronization

What is Constructor in JAVA || Types of Constructors || Why to use Constructors? Example of Constructor

Interface | What is Interface in JAVA | Why we use Interface

Encapsulation | What is Encapsulation in JAVA | Why we use Encapsulation in our Framework | What is getter & Setter

What is Abstraction in Java - OOPS | Use case | Code for Abstraction

How to use Scanner Class in Java | String Reverse | Palindrome String

Different Types of attributes in TestNG | Use cases | How to use TestNG Attributes

What is TestNG @DataProvider annotation? | Use case for Data Providers

TESTNG Execution Hierarchy| How TestNG Executes different annotations?

What is TestNG ? | Benefits | Annotations in TestNG