What are the different test automation tools available in the market?

 Several test automation tools are available, catering to different testing needs:

  • Selenium: Open-source tool for web application testing.
  • Appium: Mobile automation framework for iOS and Android.
  • Cypress: JavaScript-based framework for front-end web testing.
  • TestComplete: GUI-based automation tool supporting desktop, web, and mobile applications.
  • Katalon Studio: Comprehensive tool for web, API, mobile, and desktop testing.
  • Ranorex: GUI testing tool for web, mobile, and desktop applications.
  • Postman: API testing and automation tool.
  • JMeter: Performance and load testing tool.

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