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BDD Feature Files structure guidelines

Continuing on from BDD Feature Files guidelines
Say I have 10 feature files testing user actions 1-10, 1-Fund transferring, 2-Display balance, 3-etc
feature files:
In ‘Fund transferring’, login, navigate to fund transfers, transfer test.
In ‘Display balance’, login, navigate to balanes, verify balances.
etc
What is the best way to structure these to have login as a pre-req so as not to need logging in each time?
In ‘login’, login successfully. If passed:

In ‘Fund transferring’, navigate to fund transfers, transfer test.

In ‘Display balance’, navigate to balanes, verify balances.

etc

Why would StringUtils return the incorrect # of matches of a substring?

I’m using StringUtils from the Apache commons library to check the # of matches of a sub-string within the source code of an HTML page.
I have converted the page source using the WebDriver command:
String pageSource = driver.getPageSource();

The code I’m using to find # of matches is:
int cloudfCount = StringUtils.countMatches(pageSource, “cloudfront”);
System.out.println(“There are ” + cloudfCount + ” instances of cloudf text found within the page source.”);

When I right-click within the page, view source, then Ctrl-F to find CloudFront, I get 2 matches. Which is what I’m expecting.
But when I use the above code in an automated Selenium script, I’m getting 5 results.
Any thoughts/ideas on where I’m going wrong?
Could it somehow be related to the fact, that the CloudFront text is part of 2 JavaScript tags within the page source?

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