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There are two types of Behave Data Types, which are Predefined and User-defined. Let us first understand what are the predefined data types. Pre-defined Data types Behave utilizes the parse…

A Behave Background is added to have a group of steps. It is close to a Scenario. We can add a context to multiple Scenarios with Background. It is run…

Behave - Steps in a Step. We can substitute multiple steps in a Scenario with one macro step. This helps us not to repeat the same code in the step…

In this chapter, we will discuss Behave - Setup Table. A step can have a text and data table associated with it. We can add a data table with a…

Behave - Multiline Text. A block of text after a step enclosed in """ will be linked with that step. Here, the indentation is parsed. All the whitespaces at the…

In this chapter, we will discuss Behave Scenario Outlines. A Scenario Outline is accompanied by an Examples table. A Scenario Outline can have multiple Examples tables. The tests get executed…

Behave - Step Parameters. We can pass parameters to steps in Behave. Let us see a feature file containing steps having multiple parameters where the varied values have been set.…

Behave - Supported Languages. We have the option to utilize other languages apart from English in the feature file. This is because the majority of BDD tools have the support…

In this chapter, we will discuss Behave - Step Implementations. The steps of a Scenario in the feature file in Behave should have implementation logic written in Python. This is…

Behave - Feature Files. Behave works with three different file types, as explained earlier. These files are as follows − Feature files which are created by the Business analyst or any…