Python Testing Framework – An Informative Guide

Python testing framework is a dynamic test automation framework developed using Python programming language, which is considered easy to use for web development and test automation. Since Python is an open-source programming language, many frameworks are based on python, making it hard for testers to determine which test automation framework to choose from the variety of available options.

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