What is the use of @Test(invocationCount=x)?

When you wish to run the same tests several times, you use invocation count. In TestNG, the @Test(invocationCount=x) annotation defines the number of times a test method is performed. The annotation's x value indicates how often the test method should be called. The following example shows how to use invocation count in TestNG.

For instance, if a test method needs to be run five times to ensure its reliability, you may use the @Test(invocationCount=5) annotation to run it five times. Here is the code snippet for this example:

@Test(invocationCount=5)
public void testAddition() {
  Calculator calc = new Calculator();
  int result = calc.add(2, 3);
  Assert.assertEquals(result, 5);
}

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