Scenario: During a code review, a team member suggests that the Page Object Model (POM) is not suitable for your project because it adds complexity. How would you respond and explain the benefits of using POM in Appium automation?
- Agree and abandon POM for simplicity
- Emphasize maintainability, reusability, and readability
- Suggest an alternative without Page Objects
- Use POM only for large projects
Page Object Model (POM) enhances maintainability, reusability, and readability of Appium automation code. It provides a structured way to organize locators and actions, reducing code duplication and making scripts more robust and scalable. Addressing these advantages can justify the initial learning curve and complexity.
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