TestNG Annotation	Description
@BeforeSuite	The @BeforeSuite annotated method will run before the execution of all the test methods in the suite.
@AfterSuite	The @AfterSuite annotated method will run after the execution of all the test methods within the suite.
@BeforeTest	The @BeforeTest annotated method will be executed before the execution of all the test methods of obtainable classes belonging to that folder.

Hierarchy of the TestNG Annotations:

@AfterTest	The @AfterTest annotated method will be executed after the execution of all the test methods of obtained classes belonging there to folder.
@BeforeClass	The @BeforeClass annotated method will be executed before the first method of the present class is invoked.
@AfterClass	The @AfterClass annotated method will be invoked after the execution of all the test methods of the present class.
@BeforeMethod	The @BeforeMethod annotated method will be executed before each test method will run.
@AfterMethod	The @AfterMethod annotated method will run after the execution of every test method.
@BeforeGroups	The @BeforeGroups annotated method run just one occasion for a gaggle before the execution of all test cases belonging thereto group.
@AfterGroups	The @AfterGroups annotated method run just one occasion for a gaggle after the execution of all test cases belonging thereto group.

@BeforeSuite
@BeforeTest
@BeforeClass
@BeforeMethod
@Test
@AfterMethod
@AfterClass
@AfterTest
@AfterSuite

Benefits of using TestNG Annotations:

TestNG Annotations made the lifetime of testers very easy. supported your requirements, you’ll access the test methods, i.e., it’s no predefined pattern or format.
You can pass the extra parameters to TestNG annotations.
In the case of TestNG annotations, you are doing not got to extend any test classes.
TestNG Annotations are strongly typed, i.e., errors are detected at the compile time.

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