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@Test
public void loginTest() {
	//Open browser
	driver.get("https://demo.applitools.com/loginBefore.html");
	
	//Click on the Login button
	driver.findElement(By.id("log-in")).click();
	
	//Start the test
	eyes.open(driver, "Login App", "Login Page Test");

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@Test
public void loginTest() {
	//Open browser
	driver.get("https://demo.applitools.com/loginBefore.html");
	
	//Click on the Login button
	driver.findElement(By.id("log-in")).click();
	
	//Assert the error text
	assertEquals("Please enter username and password", 

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//----------------------------------------------------------------------
//CASE 1: Test Login page (BEFORE):
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------

//Lots of code to test a simple login page
@Test
public void loginTest() {
  //Open browser
  driver.get("https://demo.applitools.com/loginBefore.html");
  

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# Note: This is just an example in Ruby. This shows how to print and also how to call that method.
# Feel free to change it to your language and framework needs

# Execute example: $ rspec hackathon.rb -f documentation

require 'rspec'

# A Helper to print the test result in the following format:
# Task: <Task Number>, Test Name: <Test Name>, DOM Id:: <id>, Browser: <Browser>, Viewport: <Width x Height>, Device<Device type>, Status: <Pass | Fail>
#

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//Note: This is just an example in .Net C#. This shows how to print and also how to call that method. 
//Feel free to change it to your language and framework needs

using NUnit.Framework;
using OpenQA.Selenium;
using System.IO;

namespace HackathonReport3
{
    [TestFixture()]

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# Note: This is just an example in Python. This shows how to print and also how to call that method.
# Feel free to change it to your language and framework needs

import softest

# Get the browser, viewport and device info from a variable like below or from a file or environment variable.
browser = "Firefox"
viewport = "1200X700"
device = "Laptop"

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//Note: This is just an example in JavaScript. This shows how to print and also how to call that method. 
//Feel free to change it to your language and framework needs

const fs = require('fs');

// Get the browser, viewport and device info from a variable like below or from a file or environment variable.
const browser = "Firefox";
const viewport = "1200x700";
const device = "Laptop";

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//Note: This is just an example in Java. This shows how to print and also how to call that method. 
//Feel free to change it to your language and framework needs

// Get the browser, viewport and device info from a variable like below or from a file or environment variable.
public static String browser = "Firefox";
public static String viewport = "1200X700";
public static String device = "Laptop";

/**

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