If you giving priority as p0, as a developer if I give priority as p2, What happens In user defined function ?



If you giving priority as p0, as a developer if I give priority as p2, What happens In user defined ..

Answer / Girvinder Kour

In QTP, function priorities do not affect execution order. The function with the higher priority will always run before functions with lower priority. However, when multiple functions have the same priority (p0, for example), they are executed in the order they were defined. Changing a function's priority from p0 to p2 would only affect its priority relative to other functions with the same priority.n

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