What do you understand about test setup and teardown in the context of the robot framework?
Many additional test automation frameworks provide a similar test setup and teardown capability as Robot Framework. In a nutshell, a test setup occurs prior to the execution of a test case, whereas a test teardown occurs after the execution of a test case. Setups and teardowns in the Robot Framework are essentially regular keywords with arguments.
The terms "setup" and "teardown" are always used interchangeably. It is feasible to develop higher-level user keywords for this purpose if they need to handle numerous independent jobs. Alternatively, you can use the BuiltIn keyword Run Keywords to execute several keywords.
In two ways, the test teardown is unique. For example, it is executed even if a test case fails, so it can be used for cleanup tasks that must be completed regardless of the status of the test case. Furthermore, even if one of the keywords in the teardown fails, all of the others are executed.
The Test Setup and Test Teardown settings in the Setting section are the simplest way to specify a setup or teardown for test cases in a test case file. Each test case may additionally have its own setup and teardown. They are defined in the test case section with the [Setup] or [Teardown] parameters, and they override any conceivable Test Setup and Test Teardown options. There is no setup or teardown if there is no keyword after a [Setup] or [Teardown] setting. The value NONE can also be used to indicate that a test has no setup or teardown.
