[Solved] What will happen if a TestNG class has two methods annotated with @BeforeMethod? — Ans: Both methods will run before each test method | Selenium Java

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What will happen if a TestNG class has two methods annotated with @BeforeMethod?

AOnly the first @BeforeMethod method will run

BBoth methods will run before each test method

CTestNG will throw a compilation error

DOnly the last @BeforeMethod method will run

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand multiple @BeforeMethod methods behavior
TestNG allows multiple @BeforeMethod methods; all will run before each test method.
Step 2: Check for errors or restrictions
TestNG does not throw errors for multiple @BeforeMethod methods; it runs all in no guaranteed order.
Final Answer:
Both methods will run before each test method -> Option B
Quick Check:
Multiple @BeforeMethod all run before tests = A [OK]

Quick Trick: All @BeforeMethod methods run before each test [OK]

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