<@DataProvider>
public Object[][] getdata() {
Object [][] data =new Object [0][1];
data[0][0]="restricteduser";
data[0][1]="123412";
return data;
}
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Fayeq Najuib
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Check the size you have given to the array... – Grasshopper Jan 18 '18 at 14:39
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Object [][] data =new Object [1][2];
[1] -> create 1 line
[2] -> with 2 columns
1 line : [ column 1, column 2 ]
data[0][0]="restricteduser"; /* ["restricteduser", null] */
data[0][1]="123412"; /* ["restricteduser", "123412"] */
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what will this do then object [] data =new object [2][2] In my case 3 lines are created with zero index as first line. – Fayeq Najuib Jan 18 '18 at 14:38
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it will do : line 1 : [ null, null ] line 2 : [ null, null ] And for edit (x, y) <=> data [x][y]: line 1 : [ (0, 0), (0, 1) ] line 2 : [ (1, 0), (1, 1) ] – romph Jan 18 '18 at 14:42
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Object [][] data =new Object [0][1];
Here while declaring array we define array size not the index value. Hence it will be
Object [][] data =new Object [1][2]; data[0][0]="restricteduser"; data[0][1]="123412";
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