324. Refactoring the Selenium Automation code to make it readable

Till now we've Refactored the code by:

1. Increasing the @Test Annotation methods to hold the single Tests (i.e. Now allowing @Test Annotation method to have more than one Test)

2. Using @BeforeClass and @AfterClass JUnit instead of @Before and @After Annotation to reduce the execution time or to reduce the number of the times the same code under the @Before and @After JUnit annotations is executed.

Now, we are going to Refactor the Selenium Automation Code by making it readable:

1. Lets view the current code containing few things that are not readable as shown below:

2. Now lets change the 'setUp( )' method to 'openChapterOnePageInFirefoxBrowserAndMaximize( )' to make it more readable as shown below:

3. Now lets change the 'testMethod1( )' to 'assertThatSeleniumBeginnersGuidePageHeadingIsPresent( )' to make it more readable as shown below:

4. In the similar manner lets change the method names of the remaining test methods as shown below:

5. Finally, lets change the 'tearDown( )' method to readable method name 'closeBrowser( )' as shown below:

6. Now have a look at the complete code and observe that the code is readable now as shown below:

7. Save and Run the 'Class15.java' file by selecting the 'JUnit Test' option

8. Observe that the Test got passed as shown below:

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Thats it, we're done Refactoring the Selenium Automation code. 

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Upgrading Selenium WebDriver will be explained in the next post.